
All Ears English Podcast AEE 2172: Will vs. Going to Part 2: Chunks that Ignore the Rules
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Mar 27, 2024 Dive into a vibrant discussion on the flexibility of English, as hosts illuminate the difference between 'will' and 'going to' with relatable examples. Hear amusing anecdotes about navigating the learner's permit process and the challenges of the DMV. Explore how procrastination influences our language choices and the nuances of common expressions like 'we'll see.' The playful debate over pronunciation adds a fun twist, while insights into regret and communication choices enrich the conversation. Humor and practical chunks make for a lively exchange.
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Delayed Permit
- Aubrey's daughter was nervous about getting her learner's permit, so they delayed.
- Later, they regretted this because it delayed her getting her license.
DMV Waits
- Plan for long waits at the DMV or MVD.
- Bring your work to do while you wait.
Chunks Ignore Rules
- Some English chunks ignore typical grammar rules.
- "We'll see" is an idiomatic chunk where you can't substitute "going to."
