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AEE 2716: This is Us Breaking Down English Grammar

You may have heard someone say, “This is me trying.” Did you wonder why they didn’t say “I’m trying” instead? In today’s episode, Lindsay and Aubrey answer a listener’s question about this trendy English grammar construction. You may have heard it in everyday conversations, on television shows, or in popular songs. We’ll share how to...

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