curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-common-phrasal-verbs-and-idioms/68531d39a6a6078ffe5fac60.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Brian want to take the opportunity to do?
Start a new section on remote communication.
Brian doesn't suggest beginning a new topic.
Finish the part about job growth and training.
Review the employee benefits one more time.
Brian doesn't talk about reviewing employee benefits.
Schedule a new workshop for team leaders.
Brian is not talking about planning events.
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While we're at it means doing something because you're already involved in a related activity. For example:
While we're at it, let's also clean the kitchen. – This means since you're already doing something (like organizing), you should add another similar task.
To wrap up means to finish or complete something. For example:
Let's wrap up this meeting in the next five minutes. – This means the speaker wants to bring the meeting to a close.
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