#102 Advanced grammar lesson: used to vs. to be used to

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  Hello there Kevin, here with another episode of the Feel Good English podcast.

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  How are you doing today?

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  I have something quite different for you in this episode.

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  I think it's actually maybe one of the first episodes I've done that is specifically on English grammar.

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  And what I have here is an advanced grammar lesson trying to fix those common mistakes that I hear 98% of English learners make.

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  Been doing this a long time.

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  I've been teaching English for a really long time and I hear the same mistakes every over and over and over again.

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  Going to focus on one advanced grammar mistake today and this is based on two different phrases,

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  two types of phrases that we use.

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  I'm going to get into the difference between these two phrases,

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  why they are often mixed up and I've even heard, I've heard people on TV make mistakes with this.

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  I've heard non native English speaking English teachers make mistakes with this.

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  So listen to this a few times, do a little research online, go a little deeper into this.

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  Spend maybe a few days thinking about this,

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  just thinking about it, pondering this grammar and make that little correction.

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  Fix these little mistakes in your English and get closer to the English fluency that you're looking for.

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  If you're totally confused or you just have a question or two about this,

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  send me an email at Kevin feelgoodenglish.com I will do my best to give you the answer you were hoping to get.

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  There are two different phrases that often get mixed up.

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  One of these phrases is easy and the other one is a little more complex,

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