curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-common-phrasal-verbs-and-idioms/68487b3b828b675d659b5c0f.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Let's start by phasing out the old BLANK about mandatory BLANK days.
clause
This is a part of a legal or formal document.
in-office
This describes the days when employees must be physically present at work. This is a compound word, remember to use -.
A clause is a section or part of a legal or formal document, like a policy or contract. For example:
The new agreement includes a clause about remote work options. – This means there's a specific rule or condition in the agreement about working remotely.
In-office days refers to the days employees are required to be physically present at their workplace. For example:
Our team has two in-office days each week: Monday and Wednesday. – This means employees must come to the office on those two days.
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