curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-updates-and-plans-for-tasks-and-projects/6613d803f9d4884e2a882a99.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question.
What does Sarah mean when she says we're on the same page?
They need to review the project plans again for clarity.
On the same page implies that they already have clarity and agreement, not that they need further review.
There is a disagreement in the team about the project plans.
Being on the same page actually indicates agreement, not disagreement.
They have different opinions about what tasks to assign next.
The phrase suggests agreement, not different opinions about the tasks.
Sarah is expressing that they have a mutual understanding and agreement about the plans.
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