This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 1290, the many ways to use miss.

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Hey Lindsay, how are you?

Awesome Michelle, how are you?

I am good. I am good enjoying 2020 so far. How's Denver?

It's good, sunny and also snowy, but changes all the time. it's good yeah yeah I mean so you

really I mean you had been living much closer to your family so I had been

that's kind of tough I mean do you do miss living close to your family? I do I do I especially miss like my niece being around

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