curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67f23113167e8db615deaf61.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
BLANK. We're BLANK the bugs, but it shouldn't affect the BLANK.
Not necessarily
This two-word phrase means something is not definitely true; it leaves room for other possibilities. The first letter of the first word is capitalized.
handling
This word means managing or dealing with a task or problem. It ends with -ing.
launch schedule
This two-word phrase refers to the planned time or timeline for releasing a product, like an app.
Not necessarily means something might not be true, even if it seems that way. For example:
Person 1: Is it going to be canceled?
Person 2: Not necessarily. - This means it's possible, but not certain.
Handling the bugs means taking care of or solving the problems. For example:
The team is handling the bugs related to login. — They are working on fixing it.
Launch schedule is the planned timeline for releasing something, usually a product. For example:
We are still on track with our launch schedule. — This means the release is still planned as expected.
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