curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-have-a-conversation-about-preferences-and-motivations/65a74339f74217867ec2eb5e.md
To admit means to say something is true, especially something you would prefer not to. For example, if you say, I admit I forgot to save my work, you're saying it's true that you didn't save your work, even though it's not a good situation.
Amount refers to how much there is of something. Like when you talk about the amount of sugar in a cake, you're talking about how much sugar is used to make it.
Yeah, I checked out some open-source projects, but I BLANK that I have problems with the BLANK of time it can take to contribute.
admit
This verb means to confess or acknowledge something, often reluctantly.
amount
This noun is used to describe the quantity or measure of something, in this case, referring to time.
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