curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-feedback/6797577b262edfb4de0b8e1c.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What made Jessica focus less on the documentation?
She thought the documentation was already perfect.
Jessica doesn't mention that she thought the documentation was perfect.
She didn't think documentation was important.
Jessica doesn't imply that documentation is unimportant. She acknowledges how it could help the team.
She has been focusing more on the testing.
She didn't know the team needed documentation.
Jessica doesn't say that she was unaware of the team's need for documentation.
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The structure how + comparative adjective is used to emphasize or evaluate the degree or extent of something in comparison to another thing. For example:
I see how better documentation could help the team. - This shows Jessica understands the benefits of improved documentation.
He realized how faster responses could improve customer satisfaction. - This emphasizes the impact of quicker responses.
The verb focus means to give attention or effort to something specific. For example:
She is focusing on learning new skills for her career. - This means she is directing her attention toward improving her skills.
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