Hello, hello, hello! Are you ready to learn a new English expression? Are you excited to start speaking like a native speaker? Awesome! Let’s do this. Do you know this expression? “To let the cat ...
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Grammar for Beginners – How to tell the time
Hi! We have a question for you… What time is it in your city right now? Today, Mike will help you learn how to tell the time in English. If you enjoy this lesson, you can find ...
Read More »ABA Film Teaser – Unit 29 – The Sales
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 ...
Read More »ABA Street Challenge – Episode 4
ABA English challenges weekly a contestant. By answering correctly, they win a 1 Year Subscription to our course. Otherwise...find it out! Meet Jaume!
Read More »You are not alone
Olá, tudo bom? (that’s “Hello, how are you?” in Brazilian portuguese). Studying online has a lot of advantages: it’s flexible, you learn more because you study at the right rythm, you save time because you ...
Read More »English Vocabulary – Idioms with Children and Babies
Hi! Well, we all know how important idioms are, so today we are going to learn some new ones. In case you don’t remember, an idiom is an expression that cannot be understood from the ...
Read More »Learn English with videos – How to use the comma
Good morning everyone! How are you today? Excited to learn how to use the comma correctly? We knew it! This is a fantastic lesson from TED, explaining how the comma works. The text seems long ...
Read More »ABA Street Challenge – Episode 3
ABA English challenges weekly a contestant. By answering correctly, they win a 1 Year Subscription to our course. Otherwise...find it out! Meet Isaac!
Read More »Knock, knock jokes
Hello beautiful person! Do you know “knock knock” jokes? These jokes always have a pun. Do you remember what a pun is? It’s a type of word play that has two or more meanings. By ...
Read More »English Expressions – A piece of cake
Kumusta! (that’s “hello” in Tagalog). Yes, it’s time to learn another common English expression. This expression is used a lot by native speakers, so it’s important to know what it means! A piece of cake “A ...
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