curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-numbers-with-a-coworker/684813b4fbcf1250f7704363.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
I see. How are we BLANK the testing phase?
doing with
This phrasal verb means "how is the progress going" or "what is the current status". The first word ends in -ing.
Do with something is often used in casual speech to ask about progress, status, or results. For example:
How are we doing with the documentation? — This asks about the current status of the documentation.
In David's sentence, he wants to know how much progress has been made in the testing phase of the project.
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