This is an All-Ears English Bonus. Don't go with the flow on this exciting challenge.

Welcome to the All-Ears English podcast downloaded more than 200 million times.

Are you feeling stuck with your English? We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent

by focusing on connection, not perfection. With your American hosts, Aubrey Carter,

the Isles Whiz and former Isles Examiner Jessica Beck coming to you from Arizona and Portland

Oregon, USA. Don't be scared of idioms. Today, you'll learn two idioms with the word go that are

perfect for motivating friends and co-workers. We'll also invite you to take advantage of a special

offer that ends on Halloween. Aubrey, welcome to this bonus. I'm so excited to be here,

back on All-Ears English again. We are here, though, to talk about some vocabulary, some idioms,

but also a very, very cool IELTS speaking challenge that we have coming up. Yes, I was going to say,

I'm excited to hear about this too, Jessica, because this is news to me along with you guys.

So Jessica, give us all the details. I'm excited. All right, guys, so we are going to teach you

to very cool idioms with the word go today, because we always want to teach you something, right?

But first, let me tell you about this very cool IELTS speaking challenge. So if you sign up for

our IELTS speaking challenge, that includes the complete IELTS course. It's a complete IELTS package,

guys. If you sign up before Halloween, that means you won't be scared of IELTS, because you will

have the everything you need to be confident on test day. So this brand new speaking challenge is,

I will be sending you speaking questions with little tips and vocab for each question. So we

will challenge you to speak out loud to push yourself every day for 30 days. And at the end of this

30 days, guys, you will see such a dramatic improvement in your speaking. And it's really just like

students know, well, first of all, they're scared of speaking, right? Obviously, scared of speaking.

But how do we get past that, guys? You have to push yourself to speak more. And it's hard to do that

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