curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656d299e9d0027131875568f.md
Jake refers to the swipe system as the good-old swipe.
Good-old is an informal expression suggesting something is reliable, familiar, or has been around for a while. It's like saying it's traditional or well-known.
Which phrase means something is familiar and has been around for some time?
good-old
bad-old
This doesn't make sense in English.
new-new
New means it's recent.
old-bad
This is a reversed and incorrect version of good-old.
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