Good day to you all! Ready to learn some English with rhythm? Ready to start singing? Excellent. Great Caesar Band is a rock group from Brooklyn. They have just released their single “Don’t ask me ...

Hyvää huomenta, (that’s “Good morning” in Finnish). The following lesson is for intermediate students. If you are not sure of your English level, take our test! You can find all this information, plus speaking, writing, vocabulary ...

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 ...

Welcome! Do you know what an acronym is? And an abbreviation? That’s what we are going to learn today! Abbreviation An abbreviation is a shortened form of a written word or phrase used in place ...

Good morning everyone, How are you? We’re going to start this lesson by remembering the difference between enunciating and pronouncing. Who knows what each one means? Pronunciation is the act of properly clustering each group ...

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 ...

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 ...

Hello there lovely, Welcome to another ABA English for Intermediates lesson. If you are not sure of your English level, take our test! In case you haven’t seen them, here are the two previous Intermediate classes: ...

Hello! How are you today? We are here to give you a quick lesson in another very well known expression: “People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones.” Can you guess when we use ...