curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-conditionals/677ff1a16e3fa72b444e7461.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
Why did Bob want to double-check?
Because he found a problem with the backup process.
Bob doesn't mention finding a problem, just that he heard it discussed in a meeting.
Because he didn't understand what the stakeholders meant.
Bob doesn't say he didn't understand; he just wanted to confirm.
Because the stakeholders were talking about it in a meeting.
Because Maria asked him about the backup process.
Bob initiated the conversation because of the stakeholders, not because Maria asked him.
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Bob's motivation to double-check comes from the meeting he attended.
He says, I was in a meeting where the stakeholders were talking about it, meaning he heard the stakeholders discussing the topic and wanted to confirm.
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