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Practice Listening: Select Missing Word ID: #45373 Short The Expert
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You will hear a recording about a topic. At the end of the recording the last word or group of words has been replaced by a beep. Select the correct option to complete the recording.
Now see, that's kind of local to Los Angeles. Mine is worldwide. There's a new app called The Expert. It is a designer app. So all these really, really, really awesome interior designers are on there and you can book a consultation with them. You can book like an hour and have them talk about your living room or your kitchen or whatever and they give you ideas and thoughts. And I mean, this like so
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Option 3: "amazing"

Explanation: The word 'amazing' fits perfectly within the context of the text. The speaker highlights the app and the designers as 'really, really, really awesome,' which directly supports the use of 'amazing' to describe the experience.

Option 1: "annoying"

Explanation: The term 'annoying' does not align with the positive context of the text. The speaker describes the app and the designers in a favorable light, indicating that the experience is enjoyable rather than irritating.

Option 2: "frustrating"

Explanation: Similar to 'annoying,' the word 'frustrating' suggests a negative experience. The text emphasizes the helpfulness of the designers and the positive aspects of the app, making this option inconsistent with the overall tone.

Option 4: "troubling"

Explanation: The word 'troubling' implies a sense of concern or difficulty, which contradicts the positive description provided in the text. The speaker's focus on the helpfulness and creativity of the designers makes this option irrelevant.

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