This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 2266.

We made it or we did it.

How to know the difference.

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Achievement's are an exciting part of life, especially when you celebrate them with someone else.

In today's episode, find out when you should say, we made it versus we did it in English.

Hey there Aubrey, how's it going today?

I'm great Lindsay. I have a question for you.

Oh my gosh, okay. All right, go for it.

Okay, what is something that you accomplished that felt really momentous?

Mm, well, I wouldn't say this felt super momentous, but I did it right I did a four mile race a few

weekends ago I did it I completed it right I made it to the to the finish line everyone all my friends and family they all did the half

marathon but I did the four mile right I feel big too funny because there probably are

runners I'm sure there are runners out there listening they're like really

Lindsay four miles four miles come on because I'm not a runner. Hey it's everyone has

their own limitations and achievements so what about you anything momentous or significant that you feel that you've

accomplished? It's always kind of a bummer when you can't think of something offhand

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