curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-prepositions-according-to-context/6853d61f34285f7fcf401c28.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
How does David continue the conversation, and what does he ask about?
He agrees with the plan and asks how many developers are on the project now.
He disagrees with the idea and asks for a different team.
He says Excellent, that sounds good, which shows he agrees, not disagrees.
He changes the topic and asks about the app's design.
He stays on topic and focuses on the development team, not the design.
He says nothing and waits for more information.
David asks a specific question about the number of developers, so he does not stay silent.
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David continues the discussion positively by saying Excellent. That sounds good, and then asks how many developers are currently involved.
This shows he is following up on the resource planning topic introduced by Maria and wants specific details.
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