curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-offer-technical-support-and-guidance/662234053814b36dc0ab9ae5.md
Keep in mind is a phrase used to indicate that someone will remember and consider what has been said. It shows understanding and intention to remember the information for future reference.
Thanks, Maria. BLANK keep that in BLANK.
I'll
It is a contraction for I will, indicating Tom's commitment to remembering Maria's advice.
mind
In this context, it refers to Tom's memory or attention, where he plans to keep Maria's advice.
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