curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-decisions-based-on-comparisons/67c80faaec5e100aec43466f.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
I know SecureSoft. It's a bit easier to use, but I think SafeGuard is BLANK when it BLANK BLANK security.
more robust
These two words together mean stronger or more reliable.
comes
This verb is part of a phrase that introduces a specific topic. It ends with -s.
to
This preposition connects the phrase to the subject being discussed.
More robust means stronger or more reliable in comparison to something else. For example:
This software is more robust than the previous version because it can handle larger data sets. - Here, more robust means the software is stronger and more capable.
When it comes to introduces a specific topic, meaning "regarding" or "about". For example:
When it comes to customer support, this company is very responsive. - Here, when it comes to introduces the topic of customer support.
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