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Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

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BLANK. "Encapsulation" is about BLANK some details BLANK to make the code easier to work with.

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Not quite

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This two-word phrase is used when you partially agree with something, but not completely. The first letter of the first word is capitalized.

keeping

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This verb means to maintain or hold something in a particular state or condition. It ends with -ing.

hidden

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This word means to keep something out of view or not accessible. It's the Past Participle form of hide.

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Not quite is used when you agree with something, but not fully. It's a polite way of saying someone is close but needs a small correction. For example:

• Person 1: Are we done with the project?

• Person 2: Not quite, we still have some testing to do. - This shows the project is almost finished, but not completely.

Keeping ... hidden means to protect or hide certain details or information. For example:

By keeping the password hidden in the system, we protect user privacy. - This means the password is not accessible directly, ensuring privacy and security.

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