curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680cc8ca7324922699e08875.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Could we get a BLANK of BLANK first before we BLANK?
sample
This word means a small amount of something used for testing or checking quality before a full purchase.
those
This word is used to refer to specific items that have already been mentioned or are visible.
make a large order
These four words together mean to request or buy a big quantity of something, usually officially for business or projects.
Sample means a small piece or amount of a product used to test or evaluate it before buying more. For example:
The team requested a sample of the new memory chips before approving the full order. – They wanted to check the quality first.
Make a large order means to place a big purchase request for many items. For example:
We will make a large order of hard drives for the new server installation. – This means buying a big quantity at once for a tech project.
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