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fix(curriculum): spacing and backticks (#62565)

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@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Bob is actually pointing out something that needs improvement.
# --explanation--
The phrase `I've noticed that` is used to introduce an observation. The Present Perfect tense is used here because, even though Bob's observation happened in the past, it is still relevant in the present, as this is something she could improve and it affects Jessica's current review. For example:
The phrase `I've noticed that` is used to introduce an observation. The `Present Perfect` tense is used here because, even though Bob's observation happened in the past, it is still relevant in the present, as this is something she could improve and it affects Jessica's current review. For example:
`I've noticed that the reports contain a few errors.` - This means the speaker has observed errors over time - the issue still exists.

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@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ Let's break down the phrase `pretty solid`:
`The project is pretty successful.` - This means the project is fairly or quite successful.
`Solid`means `strong`, `reliable`, or `stable`. It is often used to talk about something that is dependable or in good condition. For example:
`Solid` means `strong`, `reliable`, or `stable`. It is often used to talk about something that is dependable or in good condition. For example:
`The team has a solid plan.` - This means the plan is strong and well-prepared.