--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What argument does Lisa use to contradict Brian's idea?

--answers--

She says that disagreement is always bad.

--feedback--

In fact, Lisa merely points out that too much of it can be a problem.

She says that too much disagreement can slow things down.

She says that everyone should agree all the time.

--feedback--

Lisa does not argue for complete agreement.

She says that disagreement helps speed up decisions.

--feedback--

Lisa argues that too much disagreement can make decisions take longer.

--video-solution--

2

--explanation--

Too much + noun is used to indicate an excessive amount of something, which is often seen as negative. For example:

Too much noise in the office makes it hard to concentrate. - This means an excessive amount of noise negatively affects concentration.

In this dialogue, too much disagreement means an excessive level of disagreement that could slow progress.

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