Good day! How are you? How are your English studies going? Tell us in the comments’ section! Remember we did “to have” for positive sentences? You can read that lesson HERE. Well, today we are ...
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Intermediate Grammar – “To Have” in Affirmative
Qué tal? (that’s “how are you?” in Spanish). Welcome to today’s grammar class. It is a lower intermediate class on using the verb “To Have” in affirmative. You can find all of this information, plus speaking ...
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Hello! Remember we told you all about being nominated for the 2013 E-Commerce Awards? Well there’s only 4 days to go! So all of us here at ABA English would like to ask you to go ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension: “I have been thinking”
Good morning! Wow, March already! How did that happen? Do you know Kabir? He is a famous mystic poet and saint of India. Today we will look at one his most well-known poems: “I have ...
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… One step at a time is the only way we move forward. Some days are harder than others, we understand. Simply take a deep breath and keep going. You can do it.
Read More »What do you have for breakfast?
Our Facebook page is a great place to practice English online and learn new, interesting things. Last week on the Facebook page we asked our fans about their morning routines. It is sometimes hard finding ...
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What's your favourite breakfast? Are you a healthy person who enjoys a fruit smoothie or a fruit salad? Or would you like to have an English breakfast everyday?
Read More »English expression – Cat nap
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What? Oh sorry, we were just having a cat nap.
Have you ever heard someone use this expression? It means to have a short nap during the day.
It is not hard to understand where the expression comes from: in the early 1800s, people began using this term to describe short periods of sleep during the day that were similar to those cats have. Cats are notorious for sleeping up to 12 to 16 hours a day! Sometimes they sleep for several hours, but often they just doze in the sunlight for minutes at a time.
However, do you know the origin of napping? It all started in Ancient Egypt. The cat was a sacred animal at that time so the Pharaohs began to emulate this animal's behaviour.
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You might already know how to talk about apples, bananas, and oranges. However, there are many fruits left for you to discover, and this article is the best opportunity for you to learn them. Remember ...
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Maybe you know a few words relating to the human body in English, like nose, legs, or eyes. However, you’ll need to learn a little more to express yourself fluidly, especially if you’re on vacation ...
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