curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-plan-future-events/673ba5bf35e3b51211c27c2b.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What has Maria done?
She has changed the timetable.
Consider whether Maria mentions making any edits or changes.
She has ignored the timetable.
Think about whether Maria shows she has paid attention to the timetable.
She has created a timetable.
Check if Maria refers to an existing timetable or mentions making a new one.
She has reviewed the timetable.
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Maria's statement, Yes, Jake, I've reviewed the timetable, shows she has already checked or looked over the schedule for the system update. To review something means to examine or go over it carefully. For example:
I reviewed the project proposal before the meeting. - This means you checked the proposal to understand it.
She reviewed the instructions before starting the task. - This means she examined the instructions to ensure she knew what to do.
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