2024-12-30
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This is an Allers English podcast, episode 2332.
Or really avoid this common English grammar mistake.
Welcome to the all ears English podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times.
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And to get your transcripts delivered by email every week, go to allearsenglish.com subscribe in today's episode, we point out a common mistake with the words to and really listen in to find out exactly how to fix this mistake today.
Hey there, Aubrey.
How's it going today?
I'm great.
Lindsay.
Are you too excited about recording today?
Oh, my gosh, Aubrey, can you ever be too excited to record?
I mean, I'm always extremely excited to record, so.
Good point.
Right.
What I really should ask is, are you super excited to record today?
Are you really excited?
This is actually a common mistake that we see, right, Lindsay?
We want to highlight today so that you guys can avoid it.
Yeah.