curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-adverbial-phrases/680a316d0236fd69eeace239.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
When does Sophie think the delays might happen?
After the system has been running for a long time.
Sophie suggests delays could occur early on, not later.
While testing is being skipped.
Sophie doesn't mention anything about skipping testing.
When the new feature is released.
Only if something breaks later in the process.
Sophie talks about delays early on, not later failures.
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At the beginning is an adverbial phrase that refers to the early stage of something — when something is just starting. It helps show the time or point at which an action or situation occurs. For example:
At the beginning of the meeting, we discussed the new schedule. – This means the schedule was talked about during the first part of the meeting.
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