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fix(curriculum): typos and missing words in Places and Events (#62300)
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### --feedback--
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`Touch on` doesn't mean to cover something without much detail.
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`Touch on` doesn't mean to cover something with much detail.
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@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ These two words together name a feature from the IDE VSCode lets you see the cha
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# --explanation--
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The name `live preview` reflects exactly what it does: `Live` means happening in real-time, and `Preview` means seeing how something will look.
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The name `live preview` reflects exactly what it does: `live` means happening in real-time, and `preview` means seeing how something will look.
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Together, they describe a tool that shows you a live, real-time view of your work as you develop, especially useful in web development.
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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Pay attention to what Sarah says after `it doesn't work if...`.
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When Listening to Sarah's, pay attention to the word `if`. This word often introduces the cause of a problem, explaining what needs to happen for something else to occur.
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When listening to Sarah's part of the dialogue, pay attention to the word `if`. This word often introduces the cause of a problem, explaining what needs to happen for something else to occur.
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After finding `if`, identify the part of the sentence that describes what happens when that condition isn't met (the effect). In Sarah's sentence:
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`Tricky` is used to describe something that is difficult, complicated, or challenging to deal with.For example:
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`Tricky` is used to describe something that is difficult, complicated, or challenging to deal with. For example:
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- `The instructions were tricky to follow.` - The instructions were hard to understand or complicated.
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`Hi Tom,`
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`It was good talking with you earlier. I'm sending you this e-mail to summarize conversation. Hope this is helpful.`
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`It was good talking with you earlier. I'm sending you this e-mail to summarize our conversation. Hope this is helpful.`
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`1. Visual Studio Code - live preview:`
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### --feedback--
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This word means something that happens most of the time or in most situations. the first letter is capitalized.
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This word means something that happens most of the time or in most situations. The first letter is capitalized.
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# --explanation--
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