I wish I were.

I'm not a gregarious person, as I tend to be more of an observer and listener. I do like gregarious people, however, and I think that I learn a lot with them.

That’s amazing !!!!!

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i love the phrase "laundry list"🤣

thank you 28/06/2024 ❤️❤️🌹🌹

I want to thank you, Lindsay and Michelle, for honoring my request. Your video is exactly what I wanted to see, but more. You went beyond my expectations and provided an excellent analysis of my favorite word, "Ouch!' I thoroughly enjoyed your exploration, and I am glad you enjoyed the topic and had fun with it. Both of you, in fact, your entire staff is wonderful and very professional. I will treasure this. Thank you, again.

could you dive deeper with phrase "skip the pumping up the tires". this phrase was mentioned in this episode. Just wondering, it is something common in speech like that or something else

More adjectives by the way, when it comes to story-telling. Get this!

It was awsome !!

Hi! A common way to use this idiomatic expressions is: No ifs ands or buts about it.

Gotcha!! I use mostly with friends! Yakl should do a whole vid on Gotcha love it.

Interestingly, the AE version is nearer to the French pronunciation! Maybe it was a subtle 'criticism' of the English adaptation of words?!

Thank you ! love it :)

This is the best english channel.💯💯💯

Yes, I do.

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Follow AEE, no ifs, ands, or buts/no doubt about it/that/no excuses/exceptions.

Don’t jump at the chair

Thank you for teaching me ❤❤❤❤

How have you not heard this?

You must listen to AEE, no ifs, ands, or buts (about it).

Now the younger generation just 'Send it' xD

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So, i forgot, from Brazil.

It's my first at KZfaq on All Ears. Nice, i guess is a better way than Spotify

Seeing is believing. Yep, AEE pretty much says it all. You can have it both ways.

Thank you all . Today's episode was full of new information for me.

Thanks for sharing 👍

I noticed I use 'You know' way more than it's normal and actually trying to get rid of it :D

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Don’t lash out at me! I didn’t do it.

I thought we should always use anyone/anything in a question. Now I understand the subtle difference. Thank you.

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Lovely

Amazing

I can't stop laughing.

No, I don’t. Nothing I can think of.

OMG, there's nothing more fun than hearing someone saying the phrase you learned 2 days ago. I learned "bottle up" in Inside Out 2 (which came out about 10 days ago) and here 5:23 Lindsay said it too :)

You're really beefing it up by your Sense of humor

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Hi, How's it going,this is Nsr from Yemen, I'm really into u r boadcast and I love you so much, many of my friends share me the same. I actually have a question about how can I prolong a discussion with people, cuz I really can't talk for a while, but I speak very well when it's short or giving an answer, love you so much, and I hope u can help me

Very useful phrases. My boss lashes out at me on a weekly basis.

AEE bit my head off. It lashed out at/tore into me. It really raked me over the coals. I missed the class again.

Glad to be the second comment ❤

Thanks guys you’re so sweet I wish you do a youtube about some idioms how to encourage people

the real issue here is: the turtle didn't speak anything in English to me as I've expected to improve my language skills

Great!

Thank you I AM REALLY LOVING THIS EPISODE !

Thanks for sharing the stuff) suppose, there usn't a huge difference in meaning and usage between these words! We can use them almost interchangeably, right?