Today we’re are focusing on unit 88 of the ABA course. We are going to learn how to use “yet”, “already” and “still” correctly in English. Let’s start off by looking at “yet.” We use ...
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Episode #35: Quantifiers in English | ABA on Air
Today we have another great grammar podcast to make sure you continue improving your English. Today’s episode focuses on what quantifiers are in English and how we use them correctly in language. Have a listen ...
Read More »Not yet, still not and never
Today we are going to learn about the expressions, not yet, still not and never. Learning about not yet, still not and never with @ABAEnglish Click To Tweet Let’s start off with not yet. “Not ...
Read More »Episode #34: How to express dislike | ABA on Air
English is a language with a huge variety of words and it’s always interesting to vary our vocabulary. In this episode of ABA’s podcast, we are going to look at different ways of how we ...
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Are you planning a semester abroad in the United States? College life in the US may be very different from your country, so let us help you get you ready for this unique experience. Thanks ...
Read More »Simple past in questions and negative sentences
Today we are going to be looking at the simple past in questions and negative sentences. Remember that in negative sentences in the present we use the auxiliary “do” and “does” plus the word “not.” ...
Read More »Episode #33: How to use “can” | ABA on Air
In this episode of our podcast, we are going to teach you how to use the modal verb “can” in English so that you know how to use it properly without encountering any problems. The ...
Read More »New Year’s Resolutions
With 2019 almost here it’s time we all put our thinking caps on and decide on some New Year’s resolutions for 2019. New Year’s resolutions, extremely common both in the East and West, are a promise ...
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Do you want to study, work, or live in an English speaking country? If so, taking the IELTS is probably in your future. Once you’re clear on the IELTS meaning (“IELTS” means International English Language ...
Read More »Question tags in the simple past
You do remember how to use question tags, don’t you? Let’s take a quick look at some questions tags asking for confirmation in the present. For example: You like him, don’t you? You don’t eat fish, ...
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