This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1527, noise versus sound in English.

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Make some noise. Today, we find out what the key differences are between the words

noise and sound. Listen in to build a higher level of natural fluency.

Hey, Michelle, how you do it today? What's going on? Hey, Lindsay, hey guys, how are you?

Oh my gosh, feeling good, feeling good. We're in late February. I can't believe it.

Moving to 2020. Yes, exactly, exactly. So I am excited for today's episode. It is a,

I had a conversation with a student and they were asking about the difference between the words

noise and sound. Oh, this is such a good question. I love the questions that come in from our

students. Don't you, Michelle? Yes, yes, yes, exactly. And I just thought this was a great one,

and let's do an episode about it because it is like, if you think about it, it's, I mean,

even since I started planning this episode a couple of times, it's come up where I've heard

one or the other and I kind of listen and I think, huh, okay, let's think about that for a second.

I know now that I think about it, I hope we have some good plans for this episode because I'm not

sure what the difference is. Well, I'm going to help you. I'm going to help us out. Thank goodness

you're here for the rescue, Michelle. But speaking of our students, I do want to shout out to

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