curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67f21d89bcf00b9833b9e037.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
We're BLANK them, but BLANK why the report BLANK unclear.
fixing
This verb means repairing or solving a problem. It ends with -ing.
I get
This two-word phrase means "I understand".
might have been
This three-word phrase is used to talk about a possibility in the past. It shows that something was possibly true earlier.
I get is informal and means I understand. For example:
I get what you're saying. — This means that you understand the other person's point.
Might have been shows a possibility in the past. For example:
The email might have been lost. — This means it's possible the email was lost earlier.
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