curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-present-perfect-while-talking-about-accessibility/6720f45ff33dd69a10d14e9d.md
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After their conversation, James wrote an email to Alice to update her about what the development team is doing to fix the issues.
Hi Alice,
I wanted to give you an update about our work on the closed captioning problem we talked about.
The development team has been working hard to find the cause of the issues. We think some of the problems, like captions being misaligned or out of sync, are because the synchronization code is old. We are now updating the code and testing it on different devices to make sure the captions work better everywhere.
We haven't found a final solution yet, but we are seeing some improvements. The captions are showing up better on most devices, but we still need to do more testing to make sure it works well on all of them. We also plan to add a system that will catch any new errors quickly.
I'll keep you updated as we make more progress. If you have any questions or ideas, please let me know.
Best,
James
How does James describe the progress so far?
They have stopped working on the problem.
James says they are actively working on it.
There have been no improvements at all.
James mentions that there have been some improvements.
The problem has been fixed on all devices.
James says that testing is still needed on different devices.
The captions are showing better on most devices.
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To choose the correct answer, focus on how James describes the overall progress so far.
He notes that the captions are showing better on most devices, indicating improvement.
Look for the option that reflects this positive change, as James highlights this as a sign of progress.