Any lover of cinema must undoubtedly follow the Oscars, also known as the Academy Awards, from the first nominations to the day of the awards ceremony. This final gala is undoubtedly one of the most ...

This week Teacher Robin has prepared another live class about Phrasal verbs around the house As well an explanation, we will give you examples and exercises so that you can understand the class perfectly. You can download ...

This week Teacher Robin has prepared another live class about Love and other stories As well an explanation, we will give you examples and exercises so that you can understand the class perfectly. You can download the ...

Do you need to brush up on your questions words and learn what each one means? If this sounds like you, then today’s podcast will be exactly what you need to improve. It will focus ...

Like it or not, it is well-known that English has become practically indispensable at work. No matter where we work – even if we are preparing to go abroad in search of new professional opportunities ...

Technology is now an integral part of our lives, in work, education and social interactions, changing our lives and our perspectives. Virtual reality and artificial intelligence are opening up new development possibilities in commerce, and ...

This week Teacher Robin has prepared another live class about New Year’s resolutions and goal setting. As well an explanation, we will give you examples and exercises so that you can understand the class perfectly. You ...

Are you planning a trip overseas in the near future and looking to drive around and explore new pastures? Driving may seem like riding a bicycle in terms of muscle memory, but when it comes ...

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 ...

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 ...