curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-present-perfect-while-talking-about-accessibility/672b25e2a59e2956bca1a42f.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Linda mean when she says it would be helpful?
She thinks they don't need any more feedback.
Linda mentions that getting feedback from real users would be useful, so more feedback is needed.
She believes that getting real-world feedback could improve the project.
She feels they should skip feedback and launch immediately.
Linda actually suggests that feedback from real users is valuable before rolling out the project completely.
She is unsure if feedback is necessary.
Linda clearly states that getting feedback would be helpful, which shows she thinks it is important.
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Linda uses the phrase it would be helpful to express that real-world feedback might benefit the project. In this case, would is used to suggest that something could be beneficial or is likely to improve the situation. For example, saying it would be helpful to review our code means reviewing the code might make the project better or easier to manage.
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