curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-information-in-different-interactions/663b73051a79cb48e8575c9c.md
To find someone or something means to look for them and then see where they are. For example, if you lose your keys and end up seeing them on the table, you find your keys.
What does the Delivery Man decide to do?
He leaves the package with Sophie and leaves
No, he doesn't. He says he'll try to find Tom in the company.
He'll try to find Tom to deliver the package for him
He sits and waits for Tom
Not really. He says he's going to look for Tom.
He opens the package and sees what's in it
He doesn't make any comment suggesting that he'll do it.
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