This is an All-Ears-English podcast episode 841 how to be a winner with these three interesting phrases

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Today we show you how to use three phrases that are related to the word win.

Plus are you actually afraid of winning sometimes when it comes to English? Find out today.

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Hey Michelle, how you feeling today?

Hey Lindsay, I'm good, how are you? Well, I'm a little tired. My voice is a little subdued today because we are coming off in awesome Boston Adventure Weekend number two in October, right? We just finished. We had our lovely listeners here in Boston for this

adventure weekend and it was intense it was it was invigorating and I'm tired.

I'm sure you are gosh I remember after the first one I was exhausted but it's like a good tired right?

It's really a good tired. It's a good tired and there's a sense of motivation you know it's just like it's so cool to watch our students go through this weekend and literally to kind of in some small way to transform their feelings about English how they can speak English,

and to have a plan to go home with a plan

on how to keep improving.

That is the coolest thing.

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