--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What is the team doing about the problems they had?

--answers--

They are ignoring the problems for now.

--feedback--

Sarah says they are taking action.

They are actively trying to solve the problems.

They are waiting for someone else to solve them.

--feedback--

Sarah uses we're, which shows the team is actively doing something.

They have already finished solving all the problems.

--feedback--

Sarah says they're trying to solve this. A solution is still in progress.

--video-solution--

2

--explanation--

Though is used to contrast two ideas. It often shows that something is happening despite a difficulty or unexpected situation. In this case, it shows that even though there are problems, the team is still working on them. For example:

The task is difficult. I'm going to finish it, though. – This means the person will complete the task despite the difficulty.

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