Today's episode focuses on the grammar around using countries as adjectives. I have a great rule for you to follow when thinking about describing people with the name of their country. I hope you find it useful!

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Americans are friendly, but we can't say this about British!

To busk can mean to not have a clear plan and to make decisions while events are already in progress. We can also use, play something by ear, improvise, decide in real time, and decide on the fly to mean a similar thing. I hope you enjoy the podcast!

I busked this whole podcast, I wonder if anyone will notice?!

As a general rule we spend time on continuous verbs. For instance, "I like to spend time improving my English". We can also devote time to things, commit time to things, set aside time for things, and earmark time for things.

I hope you don't spend your time like this!

Today we're talking about some different ways to emphasise the sentence, "I agree".