curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-greetings-in-your-first-day-at-the-office/67c73d14d05f651ca7e0dca1.md
This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.
Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:
it isn't, then, this is it, contactless, great evening, unlocked, and your access card.
Jake: Hey. You're Sarah, right? I'm Jake, from Security. I'm here to give you BLANK.
Sarah: Thanks, Jake. Is it BLANK?
Jake: No, BLANK. It's the good-old swipe at the door. When you hear the click, it's BLANK, and you can get in or out.
Sarah: Good to know. Thank you!
Jake: Well, it's five o'clock. I guess BLANK for your first day. How was it?
Sarah: Good, really good. See you tomorrow, BLANK?
Jake: Sure. Have a BLANK. See you!
your access card
A keycard used for entering a building. A possessive adjective, a noun referring to permission, and an object used to unlock doors.
contactless
This describes a type of technology that does not require physical touch to work. It is often used for payments or security access.
it isn't
This forms a negative response. It begins with a pronoun followed by the contraction of is not. It is used to indicate that something is false.
unlocked
This describes a door that is open and not secured. It means the locking mechanism has been disabled.
this is it
This signals that something has reached its conclusion or final point. It begins with a determiner followed by a verb and then a pronoun.
then
This is used to indicate what happens next. It can also be used to summarize or conclude a statement.
great evening
This forms a polite farewell wish. It begins with an adjective expressing positivity followed by a noun referring to the time of day.