curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67e0f3590f806e9ab2b001eb.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Hey, Sophie. Thanks for letting me BLANK the BLANK.
sit in on
This three-word phrase means to attend a meeting or session as an observer, not a main participant.
code review
This two-word phrase is a common software development activity where team members check each other's code for quality and mistakes.
Sit in on means to attend something (like a class or meeting) without actively participating. For example:
She asked if she could sit in on our design session. – She wanted to observe the session but not lead or speak much.
Code review is a process where developers check each other's code for errors and improvements. For example:
We found a small bug during the code review. – The team checked the code and noticed a problem.
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