curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-adjectives-in-conversations/6810d07795f57100ceb6039e.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
BLANK, Alice, BLANK how I plan to start the BLANK.
Alright
This is a casual way to get someone's attention and means ok or let's begin. The first letter is capitalized.
here's
This is the contraction of here is, used to introduce or present something.
pitch
This word means a presentation or talk, often to sell an idea or product.
Alright is a casual way to start speaking and get someone's attention. For example:
Alright, let's get started. - It shows you are ready to begin.
Here's is the contraction of here is. You can use it to introduce or present something. For example:
Here's the report you asked for. - You're showing the report to someone.
Pitch often means a short presentation to promote or explain something. For example:
She gave a pitch to investors. - This means she made a business presentation.
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