Aloha! Here are 4 common spelling mistakes that we should all avoid! 1. Your vs. You’re “Your” is a possessive pronoun, as in ‘your car” or “your dog”. “You’re” is a contraction for “you are”. ...
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What isn’t a spectator sport?
Good morning! A spectator sport is something that people watch other people do without becoming involved themselves. Do you know what is NOT a spectator sport? Learning! Because learning is active, we have to practice ...
Read More »What is a Cuban sandwich?
Aloha! Remember a couple of weeks ago we wrote about a great expression we had found? Sometimes life is about making complicated sandwiches Today we are going to be reading about how to make a ...
Read More »2013 Resolutions!
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Did you know one of the most common New Year resolutions is learning a new language? A resolution is a promise to yourself that you will make a serious effort to do something ...
Read More »The Law of Attraction
Dear English Lovers, The law of attraction is the name given to the belief that “like attracts like” and that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts, one can bring about positive or negative results. So, remembering ...
Read More »Tips on how to learn better!
… nothing will change. Do you often say: “I want to learn English”? But then you find you never have the time to learn, you don’t change your habits to make English a priority. Here ...
Read More »Vocabulary about Food – Where Does it Go?
Hello everyone! Remember the quiz you answered last Thursday? It was this one: “I want to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. But the ___ of peanut butter is empty.” a. six-pack b. jar ...
Read More »10 reasons to study with ABA.
Hello beautiful people, TGIF! Remember what that means? Thank God It’s Friday! Do you have fun plans for the weekend? Maybe you will learn some English! Here are 10 advantages to study with us: 1 ...
Read More »Learn by doing!
Hi everyone! An important reminder of how important learning is. Why? It’s fun and easy. It keeps your mind active, which helps you stay younger and feel younger. It makes you more interesting. Which will ...
Read More »Grammar for Beginners – Do or Make?
The verbs ‘do’ and ‘make’ are often confused because ‘do’ goes with some words and ‘make’ goes with others. Another difference is that ‘do’ is an auxiliary verb, ‘make’ is not. When ‘do’ is an ...
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