curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656d266537ff53120d194ae8.md
In the dialogue, Jake says, I'm here to give you your access card.
The verb give means to present or hand over something to someone. It's a crucial action in this context because Jake's main purpose is to hand over the access card to Sarah.
What does the verb give mean in the dialogue?
To sell something.
Jake isn't selling the card to Sarah.
To show something.
He's not just showing; he's handing it over.
To present or hand over something.
To lend something temporarily.
Jake isn't lending; he's providing the card for Sarah's use.
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