curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-information-in-different-interactions/6641495568b04c48f699b7f9.md
Got it! means you understand something. For example, if someone explains how to do a task and you understand, you can say, Got it! It means you know what to do now.
To clear up means to make something easy to understand or to fix a misunderstanding. For example, if there is confusion about meeting time and you explain it clearly, you can ask if you cleared up the confusion. It means you make everything clear for everyone involved.
How does Maria react to Brian's comment.
She understands there was a mix-up and thanks Brian for the clarification
She goes to the bank to get the extra money necessary
There is nothing in the dialogue that gives out that idea.
She says she got the money
Even though she uses the verb got in her answer, that's not what she means.
She thanks Brian for cleaning the office
That's not what Brian did. He just explained that there was a mix-up.
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