--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What can we conclude from James's answer?

--answers--

He needs to solve a problem first.

--feedback--

James does not say anything about another issue.

He is ending the conversation in a friendly way.

He wants to schedule a meeting now.

--feedback--

There's no mention of scheduling anything.

He is asking for more help.

--feedback--

James is not making a request.

--video-solution--

2

--explanation--

In conversation, you often omit words when the meaning is clear. In Talk to you later, the subject I'll (contraction of I will) is left out. The full sentence would be I'll talk to you later. This kind of omission is common in casual speech. Another example:

See you tomorrow! - This is a shorter way of saying I'll see you tomorrow.

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