curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-experiences/6717b6a5308335105c51cfe6.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What, in Jake's opinion, can't they afford to do anymore?
They can't afford to prioritize this aspect.
Jake's concern is about not ignoring the aspect, not about prioritizing it.
They can't afford to overlook this aspect again.
They can't afford to discuss this aspect.
Jake is emphasizing the need to address this aspect, not avoid discussing it.
They can't afford to remember this aspect.
Jake is referring to the danger of overlooking or ignoring this aspect, not about remembering it.
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The verb overlook means to fail to notice or consider something important, often unintentionally. For example:
The team overlooked a critical error in the report, causing delays. - Here, overlooked refers to failing to notice an error that had significant consequences.
In this context, Jake is stressing that ignoring or neglecting this aspect would be a mistake.
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