curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-adverbial-phrases/680bebda6cf984409c5fe18a.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Okay, Maria. I'll get a detailed plan BLANK and go over it with the team to get their BLANK.
ready
This means prepared or completed so that something is available for use.
thoughts
This refers to ideas, opinions, or suggestions that someone has in their mind. Use the plural form.
Ready means prepared, finished, or in a condition to be used or acted upon. For example:
The report will be ready by Friday afternoon. – This means it will be completed and available on Friday.
A thought is an idea, an opinion, or feedback that people have about a topic. For example:
Let me know your thoughts after you read the proposal. – This means the speaker wants to hear the other people's opinions after the proposal is reviewed.
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