AEE: Vocabulary That Won’t Wear You Out

In this All Ears English podcast episode, hosts Aubrey and Lindsay explore the phrasal verb "wear out," discussing its four different meanings: becoming physically tired, becoming emotionally or mentally tired, using something until it's unusable, and losing impact through repetition. They provide examples and context for each meaning, emphasizing the importance of recognizing when someone is expressing vulnerability by saying they are "worn out" and offering appropriate support. The hosts also share personal anecdotes and role-play a workplace scenario to illustrate how "wear out" and "worn out" can be used in everyday conversations, highlighting connection-building through shared experiences and banter. They also promote their upcoming pronunciation course and a fluency quiz for listeners.