curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-adverbial-phrases/67fe6921821b7b28d1b38906.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Bob think of Sarah's comment in relation to having daily meetings to discuss the project?
Bob thinks Sarah does not want to have daily meetings so she can focus on her job.
Bob does not specifically express this.
Bob thinks Sarah's concern is not important.
Bob actually acknowledges Sarah's concern.
Bob disagrees with Sarah's concern.
Bob actually agrees with Sarah.
Bob thinks Sarah's concern is reasonable and worth discussing.
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A valid concern means that the worry or issue raised is reasonable, important, and worth considering. It suggests that the concern is grounded in reality or logic. For example:
The security of our data is a valid concern for the team. – This means that worrying about the security of data is a reasonable and important issue to address.
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