--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What positive remarks does Bob have about Jessica's performance?

--answers--

He says she needs to improve her QA work.

--feedback--

Bob is giving positive feedback, not suggesting improvements.

He says her QA work is incomplete.

--feedback--

Bob is complimenting Jessica, not pointing out missing work.

He says her QA work has caused issues.

--feedback--

Bob is acknowledging her great performance, not mentioning problems.

He says she has done a great job with her QA work.

--video-solution--

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--explanation--

The Present Perfect tense in you've done a great job is used because Jessica's work started in the past and still has relevance in the present. This tense connects past actions to their current effects. Another example:

She has improved the software significantly. - This means her improvements started in the past and still matter now.

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