curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-common-phrasal-verbs-and-idioms/685aa44d59176b57e84c0fd8.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What is Sophie asking Bob?
If he wants to cancel the event for internal teams.
She's not asking about canceling the event.
If the event should be available to people outside the company.
If they should make it a weekly event.
She's not talking about how often it will happen.
If they should skip sending an invitation.
She's not talking about not inviting people.
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Do we want to... is just a polite and collaborative way to ask about making a decision or plan. You're not asking others if you want something to happen. For example:
Do we want to invite the entire department to the meeting? – This means the speaker is asking for input on whether it's a good idea.
To open something up means to allow access or participation, especially to a larger group. For example:
We decided to open up the training to all departments. – This means more people from different departments can now join.
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