curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-describe-places-and-events/66b5274965e3c79cd4cc7d92.md
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We BLANK it, but BLANK not in enough detail.
touch on
These two words mean to briefly mention or cover a topic.
perhaps
This word expresses uncertainty or possibility.
Touch on means to briefly mention or deal with a topic. Perhaps is used to express uncertainty or possibility. For example:
The speaker touched on the importance of data privacy during the meeting. - The speaker briefly mentioned data privacy but did not go into detail.
Perhaps we will implement the new security feature next month. - There is a possibility of implementing the security feature, but it is not certain.
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