--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

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--sentence--

BLANK, we meet every morning to review progress and issues.

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Currently

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This refers to the present time, indicating something happening now. The first letter is capitalized.

--explanation--

An adverbial phrase is a word or group of words that works together to modify a verb, adjective, or other adverb, providing additional information about time, frequency, manner, place, or degree. Sarah uses two adverbial phrases that describe the frequency of the meeting:

Currently is an adverb that refers to the present time. It indicates that the action is happening now, in the present moment. For example:

Currently, we are testing the new software. - It means the testing is happening at the present time.

Every morning is an adverbial phrase that describes frequency, indicating how often the meetings occur. For example:

She exercises every morning before work. - It means she exercises daily, specifically in the morning.

These phrases help provide more context and give the listener or reader a better understanding of when and how frequently the actions take place.

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