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Mystery Ingredients Sandwich Battle

謎の食材サンドイッチバトル

Good Mythical Morning39 videosOpen on YouTube

LingoDew, which teaches English through YouTube videos, measured this A2 video at 206 words per minute, faster than the A2 median of 161, and found 15% of its words outside the 1,000 most common in its English videos, more than the A2 median of 12%.

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I'd have called you if I'd known you were in town.

I didn't know you were here, so I didn't call — but I would have.

  1. I'd have called youI would have called youwould have + past participle: something that didn't happen.
  2. if I'd knownif I had knownhad + past participle: an imagined past condition.
  3. you were in townyou were visiting here“In town” means nearby for a while, not necessarily in a town.

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