curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-popular-trends-in-technology/661965b181f27d0595a0e67a.md
To be familiar with something is to know at least a bit about the topic. If you ask someone are you familiar with this?, you are asking them if they know it. Example: I have never seen this soda before. It's delicious. Are you familiar with it? (you are asking if the person knows and/or tasted that soda before).
What is James asking Sarah?
If Sarah knows how to use computers
James knows Sarah is a developer. That's not what he's asking.
If Sarah has any plans for the weekend
The discussion is not about what they are going to do on the weekend.
If Sarah knows about Quantum Computing
If Sarah heard it when his computer broke
There's no mention of a broken computer in the scene.
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