curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-determiners-and-advanced-use-of-articles/68134616f0177e08773e49a7.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
I'm considering BLANK a couple more people for this project.
bringing in
This two-word phrase means to invite or add someone new to a team or project. The first word ends in -ing.
Bring in is a phrasal verb that means to invite, add, or hire someone to join a team, project, or company. For example:
He brought in a security expert to check the system. - He asked a specialist to join and examine the security.
We might need to bring in outside help if the issue continues. - They may need external support if the problem doesn't stop.
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