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Packed with great insights, thanks?
Great research! I appreciated the fact that "like" was used as early as the late 1800s. Vocabulary improves with effort, and I feel that usage of the word like should be limited...or for casual conversation.
great stuff, thanks a lot for your content!
Nice work! Love this one
I love the show! Quick, and informative, and I love the history of it all. So fascinating.
i like language topics... it was like a university class. tnx
ads are sometimes longer than the explanations themselves
gou think this is the wrong upload. Its the gourmet/gourmand, but it says it's paragraphs.
WOW! Topicalization and movement in English just opened my mind to understanding Romance languages more than any other 10 minutes of my 5 decade life. THANKS! #MindBlown
I love gonna and wanna. I Use them all the time in my casual correspondence. Oh, kinda, too. I'm loving your podcast. I'm a bit of a grammar police, and learning more is tantalizing!
Love all that I learned here. I'm always asking things like why do we park in the driveway and drive on the parkway, lol.