Isn't That a Great Sentence for Someone Learning English?

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When you don't really know what to say, disuse all these little words like usually and kind of. And native speakers use those sorts of expressions all the time when they are not sure about what they're saying for example. So listen back to the conversation, write and listen for those bits of vague language that can be used in a sentence. It makes you sound more fluent. E.g., "To be in touch with something means er. In this case, it's to be intouch with your feelings"

This episode is all about men & women. Are they different? Do they communicate differently? It is inspired by a book called “Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus”, which is a very popular and successful guide to help men and women understand each other. I talk to 2 male friends, and then 2 female friends. There is lots of useful natural English for you to study, remember and copy – and become a more advanced speaker of English! I hope you enjoy the podcast…

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