curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-disagreement/67b9ad4e516f8a086cd5d347.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
David understands Anna's point but still has a concern. What would he say?
That's totally wrong. Remote work doesn't work at all.
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David acknowledges Anna's point instead of rejecting it completely.
I understand. But isn't it challenging?
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I understand, but is a polite way to acknowledge someone's point while introducing a concern or a different opinion. This phrase helps keep discussions respectful and balanced. For example:
Person 1: We should release the update today.
Person 2: I understand, but have we tested it enough? - This person acknowledges the idea but questions if it's ready.
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