curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680c9d6b44dff711d0b253c3.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
We're BLANK looking for BLANK of BLANK.
actually
This word is used to show the real situation, sometimes different from what someone expects.
quite a few
This three-word phrase means a fairly large number, more than just a few.
those
This word is used to point to specific items that are farther away or already mentioned.
Actually is used to show the real truth or to correct a misunderstanding. For example:
I actually finished the project early. – This means you finished earlier than expected.
Quite a few means a larger number than just a few. For example:
There were quite a few people at the meeting. – This means many people attended.
Those is a demonstrative word used to refer to specific items that are not close. For example:
Those are my files over there. – This points to files farther away.
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