Hello, hello, hello! How are you today? Please tell us in the comments’ section below! Today we are going to learn some idioms English speakers use, using names or types of fruit. Let’s go! To ...
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How to remember prepositions!
Olá! Have you ever become frustrated trying to learn all the English prepositions? We understand. This is why we want to offer you some tips on how to remember and use them correctly. Prepositions are ...
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… is not physical but psychological. Good morning beautiful people! Today we want to share with you a nugget of wisdom a prolific English writer, playwright and broadcaster. He says: “The demons telling us to ...
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Hello people! Learning English, especially at the beginning, can be very hard. It’s a new language, you have to learn new words, understand how sentences are put together, memorize verbs and understand the culture with ...
Read More »27 Obsolete Words – Part II
Hi! It’s Monday today and part 2 of the 27 Obsolete Words list. Did you read last Friday’s post? Check it out here! Ok, ready for more crazy words? Let’s go! Curglaff – The shock ...
Read More »What is worth having?
Hi! We wanted to say: Here at ABA English we see this every day: students who work hard at their lessons improve over time. It seems obvious, but so often we become discouraged when learning ...
Read More »Language is an art – don’t you think?
Good morning! Edward Sapir, an American anthropologist-linguist, widely considered to be one of the most important figures in the early development of the discipline of linguistics, said the following quote: “Language is an anonymous, collective and ...
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Good morning! Do you know what filler words are? They are an important part of spoken English, and one that is not often talked about. Today we will be reading an article by Kristen May ...
Read More »Grammar for Beginners – Introduction to Prepositions
A preposition links nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence. The word or phrase that the preposition introduces is called the object of the preposition. Prepositions work with other words in prepositional ...
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Yay, it’s Friday friend! And we would like to leave you with this inspiring message: Great things happen to those who don’t wait. So… don’t wait! Click on our website to find out how ABA ...
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