curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-agreement/67a74fd46f19afe4d0aff00f.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
BLANK. Once we have the wireframes, we can start collaborating with the developers to implement the front-end design.
Exactly
This word confirms agreement and emphasizes a point. The first letter is capitalized.
Exactly is used to confirm a statement or express strong agreement. It reinforces an idea or supports what someone else has said. For example:
Person 1: The client wants a more modern UI.
Person 2: Exactly. That's why we're redesigning the dashboard with a cleaner layout. - Here, exactly is used to strongly agree with the statement and emphasize the reason for the UI redesign.
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