curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-adverbial-phrases/680a2ae4fff48d4e65e984f5.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What could Sophie say to show James that his concern makes sense?
That won't happen at all.
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This dismisses the concern completely, which isn't supportive of what James is asking.
It's possible.
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It's possible is a polite and open-ended way to respond to a question that starts with Do you think we might...?. It shows that the speaker thinks the situation could happen and is worth considering, but they're not giving a definite answer.
In this case, James is asking if there might be problems with the app's performance on different servers. By saying It's possible, Sophie shows she understands and accepts the concern as reasonable. Another example:
Person 1: Do you think we might run into issues with the new system? - This person is asking if there's the chance of issues happening when the new system is used.
Person 2: It's possible. Let's test it more before launch. - This shows understanding without overreacting or making assumptions.
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