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<!-- (Audio) Jessica: That sounds good. Lastly, can the new version handle more users than the old one? -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

That sounds good. BLANK, can the new version BLANK than the old one?

--blanks--

Lastly

--feedback--

This word is used to introduce the final point or question in a list or discussion. The first letter is capitalized.


handle more users

--feedback--

These three words together mean to manage a greater number of people using the system at the same time. The last word is in the plural form.

--explanation--

Lastly is used when introducing the final topic or question in a conversation or list. For example:

Lastly, we need to check the report before sending it. – This is the last task to complete.

Handle more users means the system can manage a larger number of users without problems. For example:

The new server can handle more users during peak hours. – It can support more people using it at the same time without crashing or slowing down.

--scene--

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