--instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

--questions--

--text--

What point for improvement does Bob add to Jessica's review?

--answers--

Her documentation is perfect.

--feedback--

Bob is giving feedback that suggests there are points for improvement here.

Her documentation isn't always complete.

Her documentation is more detailed than necessary.

--feedback--

Bob does not say the documentation has too much detail.

Her documentation is the best on the team.

--feedback--

Bob is actually pointing out something that needs improvement.

--video-solution--

2

--explanation--

The phrase I've noticed that is used to introduce an observation. The Present Perfect tense is used here because, even though Bob's observation happened in the past, it is still relevant in the present, as this is something she could improve and it affects Jessica's current review. For example:

I've noticed that the reports contain a few errors. - This means the speaker has observed errors over time - the issue still exists.

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