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AEE 642: You Win? You Won? You Have Won? Which Phrase Wins?!
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AEE 641: How to End Your Story with 'Pretty Much It" in English
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AEE 640: Are You Assuming or Presuming? Find Out Today
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AEE 639: 3 Sounds You Must Be Able to Say in American English with Melinda
Go here to read the full summary Today we have Melinda on the show! She is a speech language pathologist and she knows how to help you with your toughest English pronunciation challenges.
AEE Secrets to Real Listening Bonus 10: How Can I Understand If I Don't Know Anything About the Topic?
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AEE 638: Bragging, Boasting, and Election Day Woes
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AEE 637: Listen to this Meaty Episode to Learn How to Talk About Animals and Food in English
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AEE 636: 3 Tips for Using Online Content to Learn English with Andrew from Culips
Subscribe to the transcripts at https://www.allearsenglish.com/subscribe Would you like to be able to use the Internet correctly to get the best materials and to improve your fluency in English? These days there is so much material online that it’s hard to know what is a good tool and what is a waste of time. Find out how to choose the right material and how to use it today with our guest Andrew Bates from Culips English Podcast.
AEE 635: Another Way to Use "Interesting" When You Give Feedback in English
Go here to read the full episode summary You may know how to use the word “interesting” in the traditional sense, but did you know that there is another way that natives use this word? Find out what it is in today's episode.
AEE 634: The Two Meanings of "Funny" in English and Why It's Not Always a Laughing Matter
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AEE 633: Crash Versus Crush and the Biking Crisis in Boston
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AEE 632: We'd Be Flattered If You Listened to Today's Episode
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AEE 631: Are You Chill? Are You Breezy? Are You Laid Back?
Read the full episode summary What does it mean when a native English speaker says that they are “chill”? Today learn 7 different ways to say that you are relaxed in English plus get a bonus phrases that will make you sound natural, relaxed, and carefree in English.
AEE 630: 'How Come' You Haven't Hit Play Yet on This Episode?
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