curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-experiences/671775f2f55c4c066193a1c1.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
How could Jake tell Linda that was precisely what was happening at that time?
Exactly.
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I think so.
ENf6d7d682
This answer means you agree with the other person, you believe they are right, but you are not sure of it.
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Exactly is used to confirm or strongly agree with something someone else has said. It indicates that the statement is fully correct. For example:
Person 1: Did you mean we should start testing today?
Person 2: Exactly. - meaning you are sure the tests should start today.
In this context, Jake could say Exactly to confirm that he was indeed fixing a security issue back then as Linda mentioned.
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