This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1847. Is All-Ears English for beginners?

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Hey Lindsay, how are you? I'm doing great, Michelle. How are you? How's it going? Yeah, I'm good. I'm

good. Happy to be here in September. I know. Starting, I guess, yeah, we're getting into the fall.

We are. We are. It's so exciting. I know the year has flown by. It's been a big year for you. That's

for sure. Yes, definitely, definitely. So Lindsay, today we are going to answer a listener question

about when you're more at a beginner level, close to beginner level, and you want to listen to

All-Ears English, too. Guys, we are here for you. Yeah, and this is a great question for this time

of year, right? We're in September. We know everyone is putting up their goals for the fall. Don't

you love the time of year, Michelle, when everyone kind of gets serious again? We've just had

this summer time. We've been going to the beach and having fun. Now we're getting down to business.

Absolutely. Absolutely. Lindsay, so would you read the question for us? Sure. Here we go. So this

is from Anas Aurea, and Anas says, hello, how are you? Could you please do an episode for the new

people, especially at the beginner levels on how they can improve their English by using the All-Ears

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