curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-speculation-and-requests/67ee538567a2850ea8231461.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What is Mark communicating?
He is telling Sophie that she made a mistake.
Mark is not telling Sophie about her mistake.
He is asking Sophie to explain his mistake.
He is saying his code is correct.
Mark is not claiming his code is correct.
He is refusing to change his code.
Mark is open to feedback and wants to understand the issue.
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What did I do wrong? is used when someone wants to understand their mistake. It is commonly used in different situations. For example:
I got an error in my code. What did I do wrong? - The speaker wants to know what mistake they made in their code.
My presentation didn't go well. What did I do wrong? - The speaker is looking for ways to improve.
This phrase is useful for learning from mistakes and improving in different situations. Mark uses it to understand his mistake.
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