# 19E Vocabulary in Context

I am honestly not sure which change caused the result, and I would rather ask than give an unsupported explanation.
The word "may" softens a claim by expressing possibility instead of certainty, but it should not hide relevant evidence.
A clear explanation separates sense from spelling, because a similar-looking phrase may have a different meaning or grammatical role.
The statement was wrongfully presented as a confirmed result, so the correction should state the actual evidence directly.
The general tone is positive, yet the speaker has a mixed feeling about the amount of unfinished work.
A slash separates alternatives in a note, while a full sentence usually explains the relationship more naturally.
Not only did the team restore access, but it also explained why the failure had occurred in the first place.
The wording is subtle: "not all" leaves some possibilities open, whereas "none" excludes every member of the group.