curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67f107d33f3648862a8ffe53.md
This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.
Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:
going on, might, take a look, Mostly, Not that, good start, flickers, and glitching.
Mark: Hey, Lisa. I need your help with something. There's a strange issue with the software, but I'm not sure how to describe it. Can you BLANK?
Lisa: Sure, Mark. What's BLANK?
Mark: Well, when I click on the menu, it sometimes disappears or shows the wrong options. It's like it's BLANK or something. Does that make sense?
Lisa: I think so. It could be a rendering problem. Does it happen every time you click, or just sometimes?
Mark: It's more random. Sometimes it works fine, but other times it acts weird. I tried restarting, but it didn't help. Do you know what BLANK be causing it?
Lisa: It could be a JavaScript issue. Maybe there's a problem with the event handling. Does it affect other parts of the software, or just the menu?
Mark: BLANK the menu. Oh, and there's another thing — sometimes the screen BLANK when I switch between tabs. It's not consistent, but it happens enough to be annoying. Any ideas?
Lisa: Flickering could be a graphics driver issue or a problem with the UI framework. Have you updated the drivers recently?
Mark: BLANK I know of. Should I try updating them to see if that helps?
Lisa: Yes, that's a BLANK. If it doesn't work, we might need to dig into the code or run some diagnostics. Does that sound okay?
Mark: Yeah, that sounds good. Thanks for your help, Lisa. I appreciate it.
Lisa: No problem, Mark. If you run into any other issues, let me know.
take a look
These three words together form a request asking someone to inspect or check something.
going on
These two words mean something is happening. The first word ends with -ing.
glitching
This word refers to unexpected visual or software errors. It ends in -ing.
might
This modal verb expresses possibility.
Mostly
This adverb means usually or generally, but not always. The first letter is capitalized.
flickers
This verb describes the action of a screen or light flashing irregularly. It ends with -s.
Not that
This two-word phrase negates something in a casual way. The first letter of the first word is capitalized.
good start
This two-word phrase refers to an initial action that seems helpful.