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Listenever Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

This is from (the) last month's CEO summit


At 0:58, talk show host Jimmy Fallon says this:
This is from the last month's CEO summit.

I do hear the here. Could someone verify if it's actually there?
If it is, then is it sort of a mistake of spontaneous speech? Or is it being there natural and grammatical?
  

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listenever do hear the here. If it is, then is it sort of a mistake of spontaneous speech? Or is it being there natural and grammatical?

— Xerxes

  • listenever do hear the here.
  • If it is, then is it sort of a mistake of spontaneous speech?
  • Or is it being there natural and grammatical?
  • I do here what you hear as well.
  • You're correct.
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listenever do hear the here. Could someone verify if it's actually there?If it is, then is it sort of a mistake of spontaneous speech? Or is it being there natural and grammatical?
I do here what you hear as well.
You're correct. It should just be "from last month's…" without the "the". People say all sorts of things when they talk fast. He probably wanted
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I do *hear*… (not "here" - I made a typo). Sorry, long day.
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I didn't notice that. Emotion: smile
Thanks for your answer.
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I got another question on this video.

At 2:24, Jimmy Fallon says this:
This is the "You Ever Think About What's In A Hot Dog?"
You ever think about it?
Nothing good in there. _______________.
_______________________.

And then, another guy says at 2:36
You don't want to know.

From the second line through the fi
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The blank in the third line sounds like "Don't want to eat", but I'm not sure.
Anyone?
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