Bonus Episode #015 – A really random day

08/21/22 • 23 min

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Bonus Episode #015 – A really random day Episode description In this week’s bonus episode, Andrew talks about a random day he had last week where he registered his marriage and got an IV drip. Plus in the vocabulary lesson, he teaches you an extremely common idiomatic expression: for good. Support Culips and take your English to the next level by becoming a Culips Member. To sign up, visit Culips.com.

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