curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67f3643a6957bfe246d88025.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Oh, that might be a BLANK. The budget tracking feature is BLANK the next update, not this one.
mix-up
This word refers to a misunderstanding or confusion about something. This is a compound word. Remember to use -.
planned for
This two-word phrase means something is scheduled or intended to happen at a certain time. The first word ends with -ed.
Mix-up refers to a mistake or confusion where things are not in the correct order. For example:
There was a mix-up with the meeting time. — This means there was confusion or an error about when the meeting was supposed to happen.
Planned for means that something is scheduled or set to happen at a specific time. For example:
The meeting is planned for next Thursday. — This means the meeting is scheduled to happen on Thursday.
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