curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67ee533fa180317062fb5724.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
It's like it's BLANK or something. Does that BLANK?
glitching
This word is used when something electronic or digital is acting in a strange or faulty way. It ends with -ing.
make sense
This two-word phrase is used to ask if something is clear or understandable.
Glitching refers to a temporary error or malfunction, especially in digital systems. For example:
The screen keeps glitching. – This means the screen isn't working properly and might flash or freeze.
Does that make sense? is a way to check if the other person understood what you just said. For example:
I'll send the report by noon. Does that make sense? – You're asking if the plan is clear and acceptable.
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