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<!-- (Audio) Lisa: Did anything else come up while you were debugging? -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

Did BLANK else come up while you were debugging?

--blanks--

anything

--feedback--

This word is used in questions to ask if something occurred or existed.

--explanation--

Anything is used in questions to ask if something happened, existed, or was present. It is neutral and does not assume the existence of anything specific. For example:

Did anything unusual happen during the test? - Meaning you are asking about unusual events that could be found during the test.

In affirmative sentences, use something to indicate the existence of a thing. For example:

Something interesting happened during the meeting. - Meaning a different thing than the usual happened.

In negative sentences, use anything to indicate that no thing occurred or existed. For example:

I didn't see anything unusual in the report. - meaning there were no surprises in the report.

--scene--

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