This is an all ears English podcast episode 2364, when right is especially right in English.

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Hello, Michelle. How are you?

I'm good, Aubrey. How are you? Oh, my gosh. We're having fun recording together. I know. I'm so excited to be back. And I have a question for you. Do you use the word right a lot? Yes. I do probably too much. I've actually heard from a couple of our listeners. They're like, you say

right a lot when sort of to confirm that I agree with what Lindsay says or what someone else says.

I'll be like, right or at the end of what I say, right? I apologize. I apologize too. I think I

sometimes even use it as a filler. So I'll say, uh, right. So,

but I've, when I have listened to episodes, I have heard myself using it a lot. I know.

Today we're going to dive into, not only do we use it as a filler like that, we use it in so many

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