curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-experiences/67055f5c9bdb8e1999102827.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
After these lines, Lisa then asks James if he solved the problem. How could she ask that in a brief way?
Did you fix the credentials that were causing the issue?
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That is indeed what she wants to know, but she asks a much shorter question than this one.
Did you fix them?
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When talking about something you already mentioned before, you can use it to replace it if it is a singular noun or them if it is a plural noun to avoid repetition. For example:
You were looking for a car to buy. Did you buy it? - It is used instead of the car in the question.
How were your tests last week? Did you do well on all of them? - Them replaces your tests here.
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