curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/680e37a248ea1d93f95b81c0.md
Read the text and answer the question below.
After their meeting, Josh followed up by sending Sarah an email with the updated quote based on everything they discussed:
Hi Sarah,
Thank you again for meeting with me today. Based on our discussion, I've drafted a new quote for the components needed for the next product batch.
Here's a quick overview:
Resistors: We have selected the high-capacity ones from the catalog you preferred. We will prepare a sample for you before making the full order.
Cables: I've updated the order to request longer lengths, about double the size we used last time.
Connectors: We've included the highest quality options, as discussed, to ensure the best performance for the new design.
Attached, you'll find the updated list of items. I have checked our stock levels, and most of these items are ready to go. For those that are not immediately available, I've noted the expected arrival times.
Please review the quote when you have a moment. Let's touch base after you've had a chance to look it over.
Thanks again, and I look forward to your feedback!
Best regards,
Josh
What does he say about the stock status?
All items are out of stock.
Josh says most items are ready to go, not out of stock.
None of the items will be available this month.
Josh mentions expected arrival times for unavailable items, but not delays for everything.
Most of the items are ready, some will arrive later.
Everything must be reordered from a new supplier.
The email doesn't mention switching suppliers.
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To find the correct answer, focus on what Josh says about stock.
Josh mentions that most items are ready to go and others have expected arrival times.
He does not say everything is out of stock or delayed.
Look for the option that matches having most items ready and some arriving later.