curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-progress-and-accomplishments/661005bbe1801e14c303a57a.md
Pretty is used to make an adjective stronger. For example, I'm pretty tired means I'm quite tired.
Minor means small or not very important. For example, There are a few minor problems with my bike means there are some small problems.
That's great, Sarah! I've also been BLANK busy this week. I tested the new BLANK we added last week. It BLANK to be working well. And I found a few BLANK issues that we need to fix.
pretty
It is used here as an intensifier to describe the level of busyness, meaning Bob was quite busy.
feature
It refers to a specific function or part of a product, in this case, something new added to their project.
seems
This word is used to express an appearance or impression, here indicating that the new feature appears to work well.
minor
It indicates that the issues found were not very large or critical.
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