---
id: 68533e0b04da5bff19939169
title: Task 37
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-37
---

<!-- (Audio) Anna: Perfect, Brian. Thanks for helping to make these policies clearer. -->

# --instructions--

Listen to the audio and answer the question below.

# --questions--

## --text--

What, according to Anna, is Brian doing?

## --answers--

Writing all the company's policies by himself.

### --feedback--

Anna is not giving Brian the full responsibility for the policies.

---

Adding more complex details to the policies.

### --feedback--

She doesn't say the policies are more complex.

---

Avoiding changes to the current policies.

### --feedback--

Brian isn't avoiding changes.

---

Making the policies easier to understand.

## --video-solution--

4

# --explanation--

The structure `help` + `to` + verb is used to show that someone supports or assists in doing something. It is also correct to say `help` + verb without `to` (e.g., `help make`). Another example: 

`He helped to fix the code.` or `He helped fix the code.` – Both mean he gave support in solving the problem.

# --scene--

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      "startTime": 1,
      "startTimestamp": 73.96,
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