
In this episode of the All Ears English podcast, Lindsay and Michelle discuss the phenomenon of "false starts" in English conversation, where speakers begin a sentence, pause, and then rephrase or change direction mid-sentence. They address a listener's question about a specific instance of a false start, explaining that it's a natural part of spontaneous speech and not necessarily a grammatical error. The hosts provide examples of how false starts occur, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the overall message and connection rather than fixating on perceived mistakes. They offer tips for listeners to recognize and understand false starts, suggesting exposure to diverse English conversations and utilizing transcripts to identify these patterns, and encourage listeners to leave reviews for the show.
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