--description--

When talking about the duration of time something requires, you use the word take. For example, you can say, It takes me 10 minutes to get to the subway.

When expressing opinions about time, phrases like too long or not too long are used. Too long suggests that the time is more than what is preferred, while not too long suggests that the time is just right or reasonable.

--questions--

--text--

What is Sophie's opinion about the length of the meetings?

--answers--

They are too long.

--feedback--

Sophie indicates that the duration of the meetings is reasonable, not excessive.

They are not too long.

They are shorter than necessary.

--feedback--

There's no mention of the meetings being shorter than necessary, only that they don't last too long.

They are exactly 45 minutes.

--feedback--

Sophie gives a range of time, not an exact duration, for the meetings.

--video-solution--

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