This is an all-ears English bonus. Don't use present perfect like this.

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 IELTS Wiz, and former IELTS examiner Jessica Beck coming to you from Arizona

and Portland, Oregon, USA.

Your textbook may have lied to you. Today, we're sharing a verb tense that natives use differently

than you may have learned. We'll share how natives really use it so you can sound more natural

in English conversation.

Good morning, my friend Aubrey. We're here on all-ears English. This is very exciting.

I know. I love it. I know I've said this before, but I always kind of feel like kids sneaking into

I feel like someone's house. I feel like Lindsay is the the the parent and she's she's gone and

we're like, oh, let's do a podcast. Guys, no, Lindsay knows we're here. Don't worry.

We are here, guys, to invite you to a very special event that we're doing. This is a brand new

interactive class that we're doing, you guys. Aubrey, what is this class we're doing with students?

As it's speaking practice and grammar, but not just any grammar, not a boring grammar class.

We want to show you guys a grammar structure that you can actually use to make connections with

people to sound more native. We want to help you understand what's important about grammar,

how to simplify it so you can use it in daily conversation. Exactly, guys, and we are focusing

the class at the end of January. You have two chances, January 25th and 29th. And, guys,

we will teach you some grammar in this bonus episode as well. But I want to tell you about this

amazing event class first. So it is a conversation club, professional grammar and speaking skills.

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