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<!-- (Audio) Anna: Perfect, Brian. Thanks for helping to make these policies clearer. -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What, according to Anna, is Brian doing?

--answers--

Writing all the company's policies by himself.

--feedback--

Anna is not giving Brian the full responsibility for the policies.


Adding more complex details to the policies.

--feedback--

She doesn't say the policies are more complex.


Avoiding changes to the current policies.

--feedback--

Brian isn't avoiding changes.


Making the policies easier to understand.

--video-solution--

4

--explanation--

The structure help + to + verb is used to show that someone supports or assists in doing something. It is also correct to say help + verb without to (e.g., help make). Another example:

He helped to fix the code. or He helped fix the code. – Both mean he gave support in solving the problem.

--scene--

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