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<!-- (audio) David: Can you start with how our budget is currently allocated across the different phases? -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

Can you BLANK how our budget is currently BLANK the different phases?

--blanks--

start with

--feedback--

This phrasal verb means to begin by focusing on one specific thing first.


allocated across

--feedback--

This two-word phrase means how something is divided and given to different parts or stages.

--explanation--

Start with means to begin by focusing on one part before the rest. For example:

Start with what you know. — Begin by using the information or skills you already have.

Allocated across means that resources (like money) are divided and assigned to different parts of a project. For example:

Resources are allocated across multiple projects. — Tools, time, and people are shared between different projects.

David is asking Alice to begin by explaining how the money is divided among the project phases.

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