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<!-- (Audio) David: What about testing? The last update brought up some unexpected challenges. -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

What about testing? The last update BLANK some BLANK challenges.

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brought up

--feedback--

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

--feedback--

This word means something happened that was not planned or predicted. It ends with -ed.

--explanation--

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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