--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What are James and Sophie probably going to do after James prepares the plan?

--answers--

They will send it to the whole team.

--feedback--

James doesn't mention sharing it with the whole team right away.

They will start making changes immediately.

--feedback--

They do not plan to make immediate changes.

They will test it with users first.

--feedback--

There is no mention of testing in this part of the conversation.

They will review it together and decide if changes are needed.

--video-solution--

4

--explanation--

To look at something in this context means to review, examine, or go over something carefully, often to check for correctness or make a decision. It's a common phrase used in planning or collaboration. For example:

• Let's look at the report before we send it out. – This means to review the report and make sure everything is correct or clear.

• We looked at the feedback from users and made some improvements. – This means the team examined the feedback closely and used it to make changes.

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