curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-common-phrasal-verbs-and-idioms/68556d036f2b7d4ff2a55d3b.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
How important does Linda think the updates are?
Absolutely necessary to do.
Not very important, but helpful.
Linda doesn't think it is merely helpful.
Important only if the team has extra time.
Linda doesn't believe the updates are optional.
Nice to have in the future.
Linda doesn't think they are just a possible future improvement.
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Using that after I think is optional in sentences like this. Saying I think that it's vital we make these updates. is also correct. In everyday conversation, however, it is common to omit that for a smoother and quicker sentence. For example:
I think that we need more time to finish the project. – This structure is correct. Most people would say I think we need more time…, though.
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