curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680b7fd22bef69f0a1f25845.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
No problem BLANK. I see this item BLANK . Do you need many of these, or just a few?
at all
This two-word phrase means in any way or to any extent, often used for emphasis in negative sentences.
at the top
This three-word phrase means in the highest position on a list or page.
At all means in any way or to any degree, often used for emphasis in negative sentences. For example:
It wasn't hard at all. – This means it was very easy or simple.
At the top refers to the highest position in a list or layout. It's a common way to refer to the first item. For example:
Her name is at the top of the list. – This means her name is in the first position.
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"text": "No problem at all. I see this item at the top. Do you need many of these or just a few?",
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