curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-adverbial-phrases/680ae96459e66936bd63229f.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What other aspect, besides engagement, does Maria want to know about?
The number of users in Germany.
Maria isn't asking about user numbers.
The amount of money they used.
The design changes made to the campaign.
She does not bring up anything about design in this part of the conversation.
The final approval from the manager.
Maria is focused on how the campaign performed in terms of cost, not approval processes.
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What about... is used to ask for information or raise a new topic related to what was just discussed. It's often used to shift focus or check on a different aspect of something. For example:
We finished the presentation. What about the handouts? – This means the speaker is asking whether the handouts are ready or if they've been considered.
That plan sounds good. What about the timeline? – This means the speaker agrees with the idea but wants to ask about how long it will take.
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