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Apr 6: What's the most Flexible Word In

Yes, what's the most flexible word in the english language?
Is it 'IF' that's a word you are bound to use very offten, it's one of the smallest words, two letters is short. But it can hold a lot of wieght to what you say afterwards, If I did this, or If I hadn't done that I wouldn't be here. you get the drift, but in linguistic terms, how many ways are they that you can use it?
I mean, can you use it as a to indicate you annoyed? your excited, your worried, shock? scared ? when you look at it that why, it's not that good....

How about the word 'fuck' now that's a flexible word, don't let me tell you, list to this....

List to this first test podcast .. All the many uses of the word
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