--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

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--sentence--

You've caught BLANK issues, which has really BLANK the team.

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several

--feedback--

This word means more than a few but not necessarily a large number.

helped

--feedback--

The Present Perfect tense of the verb help is used here, showing that the positive effect continues into the present.

--explanation--

Several means more than a few but not necessarily a large number. It indicates an unspecified amount that is more than two. For example:

We've received several requests for a new feature. - This means there were multiple requests, but not a specific large number.

The Present Perfect tense in which has really helped the team is used because the positive impact of catching the issues started in the past and still affects the team now. For example:

Her comments in the software have made it easier for new employees to understand the code. - This means her comments are still beneficial today.

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