Bubayero English Learning Academy

13/01/2023

BELA
The programs are about kick up, tomorrow is the day. Pick up your form in Karangada Primary School at the cost of #1500.
BELA is naturally ready to drill all candidates and make you realize the language potentialities you possess.

25/08/2022

This is to inform the public, the academy will soon begin operations. The offers are so exciting.

BELA is a non-profitable an educationally base platform that help to ease the challenges most of us had in-terms on English proficiency and as well render some professional skills in training and coaching a younger generation.

16/02/2022

📒Barking dogs seldom bite

📖Meaning
Don't be afraid of dogs that bark or people that threaten you (say they will do something bad to you) - in both cases they rarely take action.

✨Note
bark (verb): (of a dog) make a sharp, loud, explosive sound | seldom (adverb): rarely, almost never | bite (verb): (of an animal) use the teeth to attack and cut | This proverb is also found as: "Barking dogs never bite."
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31/12/2021

These are our outlines for a month

01/12/2021

BELA PART ONE

The Intend of BELA is to provide lots of offers to any interested prospective candidate who willingly want his ward(s), school, colleague(s) and love ones to attain high level of accuracy in learning English BELA is there for you to roll out this menace.

I believe we need a better and proficient way of using the language without anxiety. We deserve to have expose ourselves, ward(s), close relatives for this opportunity especially those who are preparing for JAMB, WEAC, NECO, NABTEB etc.

BELA is there to entrench this attitudinal anxiety that we naturally endowed with, to be well engage in whatsoever aspect of human endeavor. Nowadays, fluency in using English is highly needed for business, cooperative management, official engagement and schooling of our future generation.

01/12/2021

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN “BEING “ and “BEEN”

Confused as to when to use BEING and when to use BEEN? Are both pronounced the same way? Is it that important to know the difference?

It is most definitely very important to know the difference between the two. Let´s start with the ONE thing they have in common. They are both participles of the verb “to be.” This is why a lot of learners have a hard time: we’re dealing with the same verb. Now, the main difference is that BEING is the present participle (all present participles end in “–ing”, like swimming, running, learning). On the other hand, BEEN is the past participle (some past participles end in “–ed”, like learned, studied; others are irregular like, run, swum, written, spoken).

Now, let´s see how each is used.

The present participle, BEING is used in the passive voice, namely, the passive form of the present continuous or progressive, and the past continuous or progressive. Let´s look at this more closely.

1) Passive form of the present continuous or progressive: English courses are being taught in Denver. Classes are being given every day. Sarah is being interviewed for a teaching position as we speak. Here, we clearly see that these actions are in progress in the present, or at the time of speaking; this is why we use the present continuous. Being is necessary in its passive form.

2) Passive form of the past continuous or progressive: English courses were being taught when I arrived in Denver. Classes were being given every day. The day I arrived, Sarah was being interviewed for a teaching position. Here, on the other hand, we see that the actions were in progress at a specific moment in the past (when I arrived in Denver). But in both continuous tenses we use being in the passive forms.

The past participle, been, is also used in the passive voice, but can also be used in several other tenses as well.

Uses of been:

1) Present perfect: I’ve been to Denver twice. I’ve never been late to class. I’ve been an English student for five years.

2) Present perfect continuous or progressive: I have been teaching English for over 15 years. I’ve been working in Denver.

3) Past perfect: Denver was a great place to study! I had never been there before. I had never been with such interesting, friendly people.

4) Past perfect continuous or progressive: When I first came to Denver, I had been studying English for five years. I had been looking for a different kind of learning experience.

5) Passive form of the present perfect: Many classes have been given this semester. English students have been taught well. Several topics have been covered.

6) Passive form of the past perfect: George did very well on his test. The grammar had been explained very clearly.

Finally, let´s consider how each is pronounced. Being is pronounced as two syllables, be-ing, while been, is just one syllable, and sounds like “bin”, as in “recycle bin.”

If you’re interested in learning more about these and other topics, you should consider taking English lessons at BELA Language Center. The facilitators have years of experience and will gladly clear up your doubts.

S. A. Abdullahi
(The coordinator)

23/11/2021

This page is created to ail and polish those who has difficulty in the area(s) of English Language as far as the structural aspect of the Language, phonological angle of English Language, Morphological form and as well as pragmatic aspect of English formation(s).
This idea come to me considering the fact that English Language serve a major role in different angle of our lives.