curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-feedback/67975b22725c58c73f04776c.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
How can Jessica tell Bob she's acknowledged Bob's advice?
I think focusing solely on testing is best.
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By saying that, she would be telling Bob she disagrees with him.
I understand.
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What do you think? is used in this context to invite someone's opinion or feedback about a specific statement or idea. It encourages engagement and collaboration. For example:
I think we should launch the product next month. What do you think? - This invites others to share their perspective on the suggested timeline.
This phrase is often used in conversations to keep discussions open-ended and interactive.
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