This is an All-Ears English Podcast episode 1937.

Didn't Versus Wooden, a listener's English grammar question answered.

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In today's episode, a listener asks us how to know when to use didn't versus wouldn't

when you talk about things that happened in the past.

Find out the exact difference and how it fits into your conversations with native speakers.

Hey, Lindsay, how are you?

Awesome, Michelle. How's your weekend? How's everything?

Yeah, everything was good. I was just telling you how I came back.

I was in Maryland with my family and so it was kind of a lot of traveling, just getting back into the New York area.

How about you? How was your weekend?

Oh, so good. I'm always outside on the weekends trying to just enjoy being outdoors the absolute opposite of what we do every day inside a podcasting.

So it was good. No complaints, Michelle. No complaints.

Good, good, good. Do you have a question to ask me, Lindsay?

I do. Here's my question. Is Jessica coming over to our party?

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