curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-a-typical-workday-and-tasks/657e77b682b49f70a3adcc0a.md
This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.
Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:
found, as a, to do, goes, head to, and Go on.
Brian: Hey, Sarah. How's work as a QA tester? Is it really challenging?
Sarah: Sometimes. Let me tell you how my week usually BLANK.
Brian: BLANK, please. What's your weekly routine like?
Sarah: Well, on weekdays, I usually wake up at around 6 and get ready for work.
Brian: That's early. What's your morning routine?
Sarah: In the morning, I have breakfast at home and then BLANK the office at 8.
Brian: What's the first thing you do when you arrive?
Sarah: After I arrive, I check my emails and messages from the team. It helps me plan my day.
Brian: Great. What's next?
Sarah: After that, during the morning, I start testing the software. I have a different task BLANK each day. For example, on Mondays, I test the login process.
Brian: So, you test different parts of the software each day?
Sarah: Exactly. At noon, I take a break and have lunch at the café down the street. Then, in the afternoon, I test other features like the payment system.
Brian: I see. What else do you do during the week?
Sarah: On Wednesdays, we have a team meeting at 3. Next, I write test reports and document any bugs I BLANK during the day.
Brian: Sounds like a very productive week.
Sarah: Yes, there are a lot of things, but I like collaborating to improve the quality of our software.
Brian: Thanks for sharing, Sarah. It's interesting to know what you do.
Sarah: You're welcome, Brian. When we have some time, I want to ask you about your week BLANK dev, okay?
Brian: Sure thing.
goes
This describes how something progresses over time.
Go on
This is used to encourage someone to continue speaking. It begins with a verb meaning "to proceed" followed by a preposition.
head to
This describes going toward a specific place. It begins with a verb meaning "to move in a direction" followed by a preposition indicating destination.
to do
This indicates an assigned task. It begins with the particle that marks the infinitive followed by a verb meaning "to complete an action".
found
This refers to discovering or identifying something.
as a
This introduces someone's role or function. It begins with a preposition indicating similarity or function followed by an indefinite article.