--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

I thought we were BLANK to BLANK BLANK the week.

--blanks--

on track

--feedback--

This two-word phrase means things are going as planned or expected.

release

--feedback--

This word means to make a product available to the public.

by the end of

--feedback--

This four-word phrase refers to a time limit, meaning something should happen before a certain point.

--explanation--

On track means a project or task is progressing as planned. For example:

We're on track to finish the website next month. — This means the team is likely to meet the goal.

Release means to launch or make something available. For example:

They plan to release the new version tomorrow. — This means it will be made public.

By the end of sets a time frame, meaning before a specific point in time. For example:

The report is due by the end of the day. — This means it must be finished before the day is over.

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