curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/656d2b6aaad95013a86cea6c.md
Get in means to enter a place, while get out means to leave a place.
For example, in the dialogue, Jake tells Sarah she can get in or out after she hears the door click, meaning she can enter or leave the building.
Based on the dialogue, what can Sarah do after the door is unlocked?
Click and unlock.
This sentence doesn't make sense.
Get in or get out.
Lock the door.
There's no mention of locking.
Knock on the door.
There's no need to knock; the door is unlocked.
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