Come stai? (that’s “How are you?” in Italian). Many of you are students, and even if you are already out of school or you have finished your degree, as humans we are continuously learning. So ...

Hello student! Last week we reviewed adverbs of quantity, such as “many”, “much” and “a lot”. We also had a quick look at “a little”. However, many students often confuse “a little” with “little” and “a ...

Come in, come in! We would like to introduce Andy Grammer; he’s going to help us learn some English with his fun song “Keep your head up”. Andy Gramer is an American singer-songwriter and record ...

Hey! The word “vernacular” means the language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a particular country or region. Today we will be looking at the origin of the verb “to bewilder”, with the ...

Welcome, In this upper intermediate lesson you continue learning about adverbs of place. Here is Part I. Remember, you can find all of this information, plus speaking exercises, writing exercises, vocabulary exercises and more on ...

Good morning people! We hope you had a good sleep and are ready for an English class. Today, Steve Jobs will be helping you learn some new vocabulary with a very short video interview. Let’s ...

Are you watching the World Cup? Whether you are or you don’t like sports a lot, we thought it is the perfect day to learn some new vocabulary words related to sport. Who’s ready to ...

Bienvenue! (that’s “Welcome” in French). A lot of you ask us about the ABA Films, so we like to share the content of some units and then you can see what they are like! Let us ...

Good morning! Who remembers what an adverb is? In today’s lesson we will look at what adverbs are and how to use them. Also, make sure to do the exercise at the end and let ...

Well, look who it is! This lesson in an intermediate class and it is all about adverbs of quantity. If you are not sure of your English level, take our test! So, who remembers what an ...