curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-numbers-with-a-coworker/6847257c47939d3a121596b0.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does Alice mean when she says walking you through the budget breakdown?
She will explain it to him step by step.
She will send him the report later.
She doesn't say anything about sending a document.
She wants David to lead the presentation.
Alice is taking the lead — she's the one explaining.
She needs David to approve the budget.
She's not asking for approval — she's offering an explanation.
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To walk someone through means to explain it step by step, especially when the topic is new or detailed. For example:
Let me walk you through the installation process. — This means you will guide someone through each step.
Alice is helping David understand the budget details since Maria isn't available.
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