curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-agreement/67b5b0168c10d017204bc455.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
I BLANK where you're BLANK BLANK.
see
This means to understand or recognize something.
coming
This is part of the phrase indicating the source or origin of someone's thoughts or feelings.
from
This completes the phrase which refers to the origin or cause of someone's thoughts or feelings.
See means to understand or recognize something. In this context, Maria is saying she understands Jim's perspective. For example:
I see why you chose this approach; it makes sense now. - This means you understand the reasoning behind the other person's decision.
Come from refers to the origin or source of something. For example:
Her enthusiasm comes from her passion for the project. - This means that the source of her enthusiasm is her deep interest or passion for the project.
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