curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680cd187a4ef7f315fbb9709.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
BLANK. I'll check what lengths we have BLANK.
Understood
This word is used to show that you accept and agree with what was said. It's the past participle of understand. The first letter is capitalized.
in stock
This two-word phrase means available and ready to be used or sold.
Understood means someone has received the information clearly and agrees with it. For example:
Understood. I'll update the server settings right away. – This shows acceptance and readiness to act.
In stock means items are currently available in a warehouse, store, or inventory. For example:
We have several high-speed routers in stock for immediate delivery. – This means the routers are ready to be shipped without delay.
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