This is an All-Ears-English podcast. Scratch that. What to say when you misspeak in English?

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Life is dynamic and plans are always changing.

Sometimes we give the wrong information

and we want to correct ourselves.

In this episode, you will get five ways to take back what you said and correct yourself in English. Hello Aubrey, what's going on today? Not too much, how are you, Lindsay? I'm

feeling great. I'm happy to be on the microphone. Recording is my favorite part of

the week. So... Same, and my kids are back in school so it's

much easier I don't have them maybe like knocking on the door like mom what's coming

there we know so today we're talking about miss speaking, right? So for you, Aubrey, when was the last time you misspoke? Because it happened recently. It happens to me all the time.

I feel like I misspeak all the time.

I'll call my kids the wrong name.

I'll say like, this is the plan it's going to be at this time.

And then I'm like, just kidding.

Scratch that.

This is what I meant. Yeah, so especially as a mom, there's so much going on and you're thinking of all these different schedules. I feel like this happens to me the most with time, like saying a time and then taking it back.

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