curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-prepositions-according-to-context/68555dfadef342c2db9b5abf.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
What about testing? The last update BLANK some BLANK challenges.
brought up
This two-word phrase means introduced or caused something to appear or become an issue. The first word is the past tense form of bring.
unexpected
This word means something happened that was not planned or predicted. It ends with -ed.
Brought up means caused something to appear, especially a problem or issue. Here, brought is the past tense form of bring. For example:
The new feature brought up several bugs. – This means the feature caused the bugs to be noticed.
Unexpected describes something that happens without warning or planning. For example:
We had an unexpected delay due to server issues. – This means the delay was not anticipated.
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