curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-disagreement/67af06acde7183081f4ab1f4.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
No problem, Bob. BLANK the details.
Let's work on
This three-word phrase is used to suggest taking action on a task, often as a team. The first word is a contraction, and the second word is a verb in its base form. The first letter is capitalized.
Let's work on is a way to propose collaboration. It is usually followed by a noun or the -ing form. This phrase is commonly used when encouraging teamwork and moving forward with a task. For example:
Let's work on fixing these security vulnerabilities. - Proposing to address security issues in the system.
Let's work on the documentation so it's easier to follow. - Proposing improvements to the documentation for clarity.
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