curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-manage-a-conversation/67ddb3840aaf24a915673347.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
Does Alice think they need to discuss other things?
Yes, there's still a lot left.
Alice doesn't say there's more to discuss now.
Yes, but not during this meeting.
She doesn't mention anything about saving topics for another meeting.
No, she thinks they've covered everything for now.
No, nothing is ready to discuss.
Alice doesn't mention anything about things not being ready.
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That's it for now means that everything that needed to be done or said is complete for the moment. It leaves open the possibility that more may happen later. For example:
That's it for now — let's pick this up tomorrow. – This means the current part is finished, but the conversation or task may continue later.
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