curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-progress-and-accomplishments/661003c35e5ba713abd2da6c.md
Daily means something happens every day. For example, I check my email daily.
Weekly means something happens once a week. Like a meeting that happens every Monday.
Monthly means something happens once a month. For instance, We have a team lunch monthly.
Yearly means something happens once a year. An example is, Our company hosts a big event yearly.
Understanding these time intervals is important in both everyday life and in professional settings, like in project meetings or planning.
Hi everyone, let's start our BLANK project update meeting. Sarah, would you like to BLANK?
weekly
It refers to something happening once a week. In this case, the project update meeting occurs every week.
begin
It means to start something. Bob is asking Sarah if she would like to start talking about her part of the project.
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