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Two idioms you may be saying incorrectly.
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Did you know that native speakers mix up their idioms?
Sometimes not falling into these traps can get you into the advanced level.
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Hello, Aubrey.
How's it going today?
I am great.
How are you, Lindsey?
Fantastic.
I am super excited to talk about idioms in today's episodes.
Have you ever realized that you were saying an expression or an idiom incorrectly?
Yeah, this has happened to me a couple times.
In fact, the other day, my partner meant to say bits and pieces and said bits and pizzas.
Bits and pizzas, like the pizza you eat.
And we laughed so hard because, I mean, it happens.
Sometimes you just accidentally say it incorrectly, or sometimes you've been hearing it incorrectly, so you say it incorrectly.