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Master the Interrogative Words in English Why are you learning English? When did you start? What is your English level?  These three question words, also known as interrogative pronouns, are used when forming questions in ...

Hey friends! Are you all enjoying your ABA experience? Great! Prepositions of place are used to talk about the position of people and things. It is important to learn how to use prepositions of place ...

  How would you consider your knowledge of object pronouns to be? Don’t panic if it isn’t up scratch. I learnt all of this from THEM! Object pronouns with @ABAEnglish are made easy 🙂 Click ...

What’s up everybody? We hope you’re having a brilliant week. Have you ever wondered what people say to each other in English to end a relationship? If you have been thinking about it and are ...

“Must” has no past form, so we generally use the past form of “to have to” to refer to past obligations or strong necessities. Let’s take a look at some examples, shall we? She had ...

Sentence Connectors are a great way of improving your English. Why? Well, we use them to express relationships between ideas and to combine sentences. Today we are going to look at coordinating conjunctions. I just ...

A very important tense used in English is the “present perfect continuous” tense. By now you should all know how to use the “present perfect” tense which was studied in unit 85 of the ABA ...

What’s up everybody! Today we have an interesting post for you that will enable you to make comparisons of two things in English explaining that something is the same or not the same as something ...

What’s up ABA friends! As most of us know, the English language is rich in vocabulary allowing us many different ways to express the same idea. In today’s post we are going to look at ...

Prepositions are one of the most difficult aspects of English grammar because sentences in other languages which use one preposition, can have 3 or 4 different translations in English depending on the context. Today we ...