curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-common-phrasal-verbs-and-idioms/68532c1688f820bc7411ab65.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
How about we put BLANK a draft of these changes and run it by the team BLANK before we roll it out company-wide?
together
Preceded by put, this means to prepare or organize something by combining parts.
leads
This refers to people who are responsible for managing teams. Use the plural form.
To put something together means to create or organize something by combining different parts. For example:
We need to put together a presentation for the client. – This means preparing a full presentation by organizing slides, ideas, and information.
A team lead is a person responsible for managing and guiding a team. For example:
The team lead helped the developers stay on track during the sprint. – This means the manager made sure the team completed their tasks on time.
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