curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67f35d883ee81fd94ed54961.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
No, we're still BLANK. Sorry for the BLANK. If anything changes, I'll let you know BLANK.
on schedule
This two-word phrase means everything is happening as planned or expected, especially in terms of time.
miscommunication
This word means a failure to communicate clearly, leading to misunderstanding.
right away
This two-word phrase means immediately or without delay.
On schedule means things are progressing according to the planned timeline. For example:
The project is still on schedule for delivery next week. — It means it will be finished on time.
Miscommunication refers to a situation where information was not shared or understood correctly. For example:
There was a miscommunication about the meeting location. — People didn't understand the correct place.
Right away means immediately or as soon as possible. For example:
I'll send the update right away. — You will send it without delay.
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