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AEE 1781: Why Native English Conversations Aren’t Linear and How to Follow Them

Do you think English conversations are linear? Textbooks often tell you that native English conversations follow a straight line. That is incorrect. In today’s episode, Lindsay and Michelle share with you what native English speakers say when they are about to veer away from the main point. Listen in and learn how to recognize when...

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