“Spanish people are increasingly worried about achieving their preferred level of English, whether it be for getting promoted at work, being able to travel without having to worry about the language or simply just to be able to communicate with people from other countries. This is shown in a study carried out by ABAEnglish.com, an online academy which specializes in a unique learning method which is based on watching short films. 27% of Spanish students have spent more than ten years trying to achieve their desired level.

Beginners (A1)
“Do you have a basic understanding of English but feel insecure about what you have actually learned at the same time? Then you’re a beginner!

Take your first steps in English

“You are still not able to use the language in any practical work situation but you can already start to greet and introduce yourself to people from other countries.

Manage a football team

“The former England football coach, Italian Fabio Capello went on to state that to manage his team: “I only needed 100 words”. If you’ve got football management in your blood, you can start to make yourself understand.

Lower Intermediate (A2)
“You already have a base knowledge of English. If you are already able to get a general sense of simple texts then you are more than a beginner!

Communicate your emotions

“In terms of its grammar, English is a relatively easy language to use but Fabio Capello certainly needed a wide variety of words to communicate emotions or express his annoyance to the players. Start sharing feelings with your closest friends thanks to the 2,000 words which you have taken in.

Don’t stop chatting

“Do you know anyone else who studies English? You can help each other improve! Also, try arranging with someone once a week to talk on chat or even by video call.