curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-concerns/67c9d2740f309f4a858c1f87.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
How does the team feel and why?
They feel relaxed because they have fewer tasks.
Maria suggests the team is not at all relaxed.
They feel excited because they enjoy the challenge.
Maria does not imply the team is excited.
They feel uncertain because the deadline is flexible.
Maria does not mention a flexible deadline.
They feel very stressed because they have too much to do.
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Quite is an intensifier that means rather or very, depending on context. It is used to emphasize the adjective that follows it. For example:
The task is quite difficult. - This means it is rather or very difficult, depending on emphasis.
She was quite tired after the long day. - This means she was very tired, but not completely exhausted.
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