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42:T447,I almost hit the wall when I backed up my car. I was in the middle of talking to Jack when he suddenly cut me off to tell me that I should slow down. Anyway, why don’t you pull up so we can go through this lesson!If you’ve ever driven in the U.S., or you’re just curious about how we talk ab

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