Today we are going to be learning all about a new expression: “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Have you ever heard it? It means that it is polite and respectful to adapt ...
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Grammar for Beginners – Greetings with “good” and Courtesy Titles
Bonjour, ça va? (that’s “hello, how are you?” in French). Today’s grammar lesson is a beginner’s class on greetings with the word “good”. If you are not sure of your English level, take our test! You ...
Read More »Reading Comprehension – Create a good work space
Welcome student! In order to study it is important to have a clean, organized workspace. Because otherwise, how are you going to concentrate? So today we will share some tips on how to create a ...
Read More »Learn English with Songs – Skinny Genes by Eliza Doolittle
Put your hands together, it’s another ABA English blog post! How are you today? We hope you want to sing a little because we are going to be learning some new vocabulary and then singing ...
Read More »Learning with ABA English: “Try something new!”
Good morning, afternoon or night! Matt Cutts is an engineer at Google and he gave a speech at TED. Here at ABA English we all love TED Talks because you can find them about any ...
Read More »ABA Films – Vocabulary Game – Fill in the missing word!
It’s YOU! *high five* Remember we played that missing letter game last month? Here it is again! 1. Watch the ABA Film Unit 15 2. Fill in the missing words in the dialogue below! Let’s ...
Read More »Advanced Grammar – Compound Words with ‘Any’
Good day to you all! Remember we learnt all about compound words with “some”? Well today we are going to look at compound words with “any”. This lesson can be found on the ABA English ...
Read More »Learn with ABA English: “Storm Chasers”
Hello everyone, Have you heard of TED Talks? If not, you should check out their website. They have lots of videos from speakers talking on many different topics and subtitles in many languages. It’s a ...
Read More »ABA Films – Vocabulary Game – Fill in the missing word!
Today we want to play a listening and vocabulary game with you! At the start of each unit in our course you will watch an ABA Film. This short movie is the starting point of ...
Read More »English Reading Comprehension – “Words invented by Shakespeare”
Wazzup?? Remember when that was still cool? Anyways, today’s reading comprehension will introduce you to 13 new words. They are words invented by Shakespeare. This article was originally on the HuffPost. Although they were created ...
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