curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-prepositions-according-to-context/6853d15153cf89798a3578af.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
Good morning, David. Thank you for meeting with me today. I'd like to go over the resource needs for the next phase of our app development to make sure everything BLANK BLANK.
lined up
This two-word phrase means organized or arranged properly. The first word ends with -ed.
on time
This two-word phrase means happening at the correct or planned time.
Lined up means arranged or prepared in the right order or position. For example:
We have all the speakers lined up for the conference. – This means they are all scheduled and confirmed.
On time means not late, and at the correct or expected time. For example:
The train arrived on time despite the heavy rain. – This means it arrived as scheduled.
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