This is an All-Eers English podcast episode 893, how to talk about advertising in English conversations.

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Hey Lindsay, how's it going?

Hey Michelle not too bad, how are you? I'm good. I have a question for you.

Okay, I'm ready. All right. Do you usually, when you're watching TV, do you usually watch the commercials or do you usually leave the room when they're on?

Oh my gosh, there are so many commercials on TV these days, but I guess I do a little bit of both like I tune out sometimes but then sometimes I do watch them if they're good commercials like if you watch the Super Bowl that could be a great commercial those great commercials most people actually watch the Super Bowl just for the commercials.

Exactly, yeah, we're gonna, yeah, we're gonna mention that, that's true. Super Bowl commercials are the best.

Actually, when is the Super Bowl?

It's probably already happened.

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