curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67e9392f63902c7eec6a3742.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
At least I BLANK! I think I'm BLANK these terms better. Thanks for the explanations, Sophie.
got one right
This three-word phrase means that out of several attempts, at least one answer was correct. The first word is in the past tense.
starting to understand
This three-word phrase means beginning to learn or grasp the meaning of something. The first word ends with -ing.
Got one right means you answered at least one question correctly, even if others were incorrect. It's often used to express relief or a small success in a challenging situation. For example:
I didn't know all the quiz answers, but I got one right. - This shows a small win, even in a tough moment.
Starting to understand means you are beginning to learn or make sense of something. For example:
After a few examples, I'm starting to understand how classes work in Python. - You don't fully master the topic yet, but your understanding is growing.
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