curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-updates-and-plans-for-tasks-and-projects/6613d00727a7a64a5e010243.md
The verb discuss means to talk about something with someone to share information or ideas. For example, if you say, Let's discuss our plans for the weekend, you are suggesting having a conversation about what each of you would like to do on the weekend.
The word upcoming is an adjective used to describe something that will happen soon. An example is We have an upcoming meeting on Monday. This means that there is a meeting scheduled to happen on Monday.
The verb think means considering something, to form opinions, or to imagine. For instance, I need to think about your question before I answer. It indicates you want to take some time to consider or reflect on the question to give a thoughtful response.
Brian, it's time to BLANK our plans for the BLANK project. What do you BLANK we should do?
discuss
The word is used here to indicate the action of talking over plans for the project.
upcoming
It describes the project that is planned to happen soon.
think
It's used to ask for Brian's opinion or ideas about the project plans.
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