AEE 2172: Will vs. Going to Part 2: Chunks that Ignore the Rules

This podcast episode explores various linguistic and cultural aspects of daily speech. The speakers discuss the confusion regarding the acronyms DMV and highlight the slow and unpleasant experience of visiting the Department of Motor Vehicles. They also share the results of a poll on the pronunciation of the word "often." The podcast introduces idiomatic expressions like "We'll See" and phrases that express uncertainty. They discuss the rule of expressing regret for future decisions and the implications of using phrases like "you'll be sorry." Lastly, the podcast emphasizes the importance of learning English chunks for fluent and natural speech.