This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 1464.

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Today we show you a common English expression for showing that you value the number

of something or the richness of something.

Today listen in to know how to use this expression

like a native speaker.

Hey Michelle, how you doing? Hey, Lindsay, I am good, I am good, how are you?

Good, doing great, happy to be on the mic, so it's all good.

Oh boy, we have an election coming up soon, oh my gosh.

Oh, well, actually Oh my gosh. Okay guys.

So this is a very intense. Okay we're recording this in advance and so we'll see how we're feeling by Wednesday November 4th it could be bad it could be bad

We'll do a bonus we'll do some updates

Don't worry guys we'll be talking about it. Yeah we'll be talking about it. Yeah, we'll be talking about current events.

Who knows at this point we're a couple of months out from it who knows what's going to happen

but it's going to be a nail biter either way Michelle. Oh, I like that a nail biter. Yeah, what does that mean? That's like what you're it's it's going to be nerve-racking. It's like this idea that when you're nervous you bite your nails. So you can say something's a nail biter when you're like

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