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AEE 1733: Is English Mind Boggling to You?

Do you ever experience the feeling of being confused and frustrated at the same time? In today’s episode, Lindsay and Michelle share English phrases that can help you express your feelings of frustration and confusion. Listen in and learn to communicate precisely how you feel in English when you are in a confusing situation that...

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