--description--

In Bob's statement, he uses the word even to introduce a surprising or notable aspect. Even is often used to emphasize something that may not be expected or is additional to what has already been mentioned.

--questions--

--text--

What aspect of Bob's statement to Lisa is considered surprising?

--answers--

That Lisa can talk to Sarah at any time.

--feedback--

While this is part of the statement, it's not the surprising element.

That Lisa can talk to Sarah at any time even in a virtual setting.

That Lisa might have questions.

--feedback--

Having questions is quite normal and not the surprising part of the statement.

That Lisa is talking to Sarah, not Bob.

--feedback--

The statement is about whom Lisa can talk to, not about who is currently talking.

--video-solution--

2

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