--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What is the team worried about?

--answers--

That the deadline does not give them enough time.

That the deadline is too far away.

--feedback--

The meaning does not have to do with it being far away.

That the deadline was already postponed.

--feedback--

Maria does not mention any deadline extension.

That the deadline does not affect their work.

--feedback--

The team seems to consider the deadline an issue.

--video-solution--

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--explanation--

Really and too are both intensifiers, but they have different meanings. Really strengthens the adjective it modifies without indicating excess. Too, on the other hand, indicates excess, meaning more than what is acceptable or manageable. For example:

• The project is really important. - This means that the project is very important, but not necessarily too much.

• This task is too complicated. - This means that it is more complicated than it should be.

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