This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1587, never ever go shoe shopping with Michelle.

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How and when can you use the words never and ever and can you ever use them in a sentence together?

Find out all of the details you need today.

Hey Lindsay, how are you? Hey, doing great, Michelle. How are you? I am good. I am good. Well, I am at my

parents today. Lindsay, this is like family time. Yeah, we're both visiting family. I love coming up

here to Boston or over here to Boston, visiting families. It's all good stuff, Michelle.

Definitely, definitely. And today we have a listener question. I'm excited to get into this one,

really get into the details here. Unfortunately, I didn't see the name of our listener.

Oh my god, the name is right here. I was looking for it at the bottom.

Where's the name? Oh, it's right in front of me. That's funny. It's amazing.

Thank you, Mohsen, for this question. Yeah. Excellent. So, should I just read the question, Michelle?

Should we dive right in? Let's do it. Okay. My name is Mohsen and I'm from Iran.

I'm addicted to your and Michelle's voice, LOL, because I've been listening to your podcast

for three months. You have different podcasts among learning English series. And to my mind,

if you add multi-speaker episodes with different accents, it will be more attractive. Thank you

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