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id: 6617b41fe23fc0066e715317
title: Task 29
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-29
lang: en-US
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# --description--

`Strongly` is used to show a high level of certainty or belief in something. For example, `I strongly believe that this plan will work` shows a lot of confidence in the plan. 

`Strengths` refers to the good or powerful aspects of something or someone. Like saying, `One of our team's strengths is our creativity.`

# --questions--

## --text--

Which sentence correctly uses `strongly` and `strengths`?

## --answers--

`I weakly believe in our team's weaknesses.`

### --feedback--

`Weakly` is the opposite of `strongly`, and `weaknesses` is the opposite of `strengths`.

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`I strongly believe in our team's strengths.`

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`Our team's strengths are not very important.`

### --feedback--

This sentence doesn't emphasize confidence or the positive aspects, which `strongly` and `strengths` would convey.

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`I doubt that our team has any strengths.`

### --feedback--

This sentence contradicts the idea of having confidence in the team's `strengths`.

## --video-solution--

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