Britain's Chancellor George Osborne and Foreign Secretary William Hague make trade Visit to India

The transcript consists of a brief affirmation, indicating agreement with a previous statement or idea.

What is the main focus of the statement 'He's right'?

• To ask a question

• To confirm correctness

• To express disagreement

• To introduce a new topic

What could be a possible implication of the statement?

• It implies a question is being asked.

• It shows a change in topic.

• It indicates a lack of understanding.

• It suggests a need for further discussion.

How does the statement 'He's right' relate to the overall discussion?

• It contradicts the main argument.

• It supports the main argument.

• It dismisses the main argument.

• It introduces a new argument.

What is the conclusion about the statement's accuracy?

• It is inaccurate.

• It is accurate.

• It is partially correct.

• It is irrelevant.

What impact does the statement have on the audience?

• It has no impact.

• It clarifies the discussion.

• It entertains the audience.

• It confuses the audience.