This is an all ears English podcast episode 2483, two L's or one. How to ask about spelling in

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Hey, Lindsay, how are you?

I'm doing good, Michelle. How are you? How's everything going? I'm doing well. I'm doing well. Oh, man, Lindsay, though, do you ever get tripped up with spelling? I do. I mean, I consider myself a pretty good speller, but honestly, sometimes I write it and then I think, is that right? Or was it an I, E, or an EI is where I struggle sometimes? Yes. Oh, yeah, that. Yep, exactly. So, yeah, this is not just a language learning thing. I think native speakers get

tripped up a lot with certain words all the time, really. Oh, for sure, all the time. So what we need to do is know how to talk about

that, right? Because that is where the connection is. This is what we like to do on this show is

we take any common thing in the world and we figure out where is the connection moment

in that situation. And this is it. It's talking about

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