curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-speculation-and-requests/67f661f07d4a111c20250f23.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
Does Brian agree with Alice?
Yes, he strongly agrees with her.
No, he says he only agrees a little.
He shows strong agreement, not a small one.
Yes, but he's not sure if it will work.
He shows confidence, not doubt.
No, he thinks they should use a different approach.
There is no mention of a different approach.
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Totally agree means full or strong agreement. Totally is an adverb that makes the agreement stronger.
I agree is basic agreement.
Totally agree is strong, enthusiastic agreement.
Brian is not just saying he agrees — he is completely on board with Alice's idea. This shows support and confidence in the suggestion to make training more interactive.
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