curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-misunderstandings/67f3a7e6031c23f208852a3c.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Of course. I'll send you an updated project timeline later today so we're BLANK BLANK.
clear on
This two-word phrase means to have a shared understanding or be sure about something.
what's coming up
This three-word phrase refers to future events or tasks that are expected to happen. The first word is the contraction for what is.
Clear on means having a shared understanding or being certain about something. For example:
We need to be clear on the deadlines before starting the project. — This means everyone needs to understand the deadlines well.
What's coming up refers to the events or tasks that are expected to happen in the future. For example:
Let's talk about what's coming up in the next meeting. — This refers to the things that will happen soon.
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