The ABC School of English Blog

With the Euro 2024’s final fast approaching, not everyone knows that a resembling modern football was played in China in 206 BCE! The history of football is rich and complex, evolving over centuries and across continents. Here is a broad overview of...

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The River Thames, a historic and iconic river flowing through southern England, has a rich history that spans thousands of years. Here’s an overview of its historical significance and development: Prehistoric and Ancient History Prehistoric Times The...

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Dear students, did you know that London offers a wealth of free activities that cater to a variety of interests. Here are some popular options: Museums and Galleries British Museum: Home to a vast collection of art and antiquities from around the...

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If you’re planning a trip to London in the summer, or you have arrived in London on a beautiful summer day, you may be wondering what the best activities are in the city to make the most of the weather.This article will be your London summer activity...

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In the UK, like any society, there are unwritten rules that help people navigate social interactions and situations smoothly. Here are some common ones:Queuing etiquette British people take queuing (standing in line) seriously. Always join the back of...

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Easter traditions vary significantly around the world, influenced by cultural, religious, and regional factors. Here are some common Easter traditions observed in different parts of the world: Easter Eggs Decorating eggs is a widespread Easter...

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The best way to travel in London depends on factors such as your destination, budget, and personal preferences. The Tube (the London Underground) is the quickest and easiest. London Underground (Tube) The Tube is one of the most efficient ways to...

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Authentic Language Use Native speakers provide authentic models of pronunciation, intonation, and colloquial expressions, which are essential for developing fluency and understanding nuances in the language.Cultural Insights English is not just a...

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The London Underground is often called the Tube because of the shape of the tunnels. The London Underground is one of the oldest metro systems in the world, opening in 1863. When the Central Line Railway opened in 1900, it was called the Twopenny Tube,...

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1. Set clear goals Define what you want to achieve with your English learning, whether it's improving your speaking, writing, reading, or listening skills. Having clear goals will keep you motivated and focused. 2. Create a study routine Establish a...

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