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Shout Outs

Marcelo Moreira from Belo Horizonte, Brazil—5 star iTunes review
Alex Rivera from El Salvador, @alexrivera210

Question

Sometimes the verb "to come" can be used as the word "to go." For example, "I'm coming with you," not "I'm going with you." Why is this?
See the article on How to Use the Word "Go" for more info.

Expressions

Put two and two together
The whole nine yards
One fell swoop
Back to square one
101

Tip

Mimic Method by Idahosa

Joke

The two rules for success

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Song

Can I Kick It? by a Tribe Called Quest

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