curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-feedback/679760bb084c83d92cb341f8.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
How does Bob react to Jessica's promise of working on the documentation?
He approves of it.
He disagrees with her.
Bob's response indicates approval, not disagreement.
He asks her to reconsider.
Bob doesn't ask her to reconsider. His response shows he is happy with her decision.
He doubts her promise.
Bob's response suggests he trusts Jessica's promise rather than doubting it.
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Sounds good is used to express approval or agreement with what someone else has said or suggested. For example:
We'll meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Sounds good. - This shows the speaker agrees with the proposed time.Will is often used to make a promise to someone else. For example:
I will call you tomorrow to update you on the project. - This shows a promise to contact someone.
Don't worry, I will handle the presentation for the meeting. - This shows a promise to take responsibility for something.
In this case, Jessica uses the contraction for I will, I'll work on it, to promise that she will improve the documentation.
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