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Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

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For the BLANK, I think adding BLANK by the start of the quarter will be BLANK.

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tasks planned

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These two words refer to the work that has already been scheduled or assigned. The second word ends with -ed.

two more

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These two words mean adding two additional people or items.

sufficient

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This word means enough to meet the need or requirement.

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Tasks planned refers to jobs or responsibilities that are already decided and expected to be done. For example:

The tasks planned for next week include testing and debugging. – This shows what is scheduled.

Two more combines a number with more to show an increase in quantity. In resource discussions, this is a common way to talk about how many additional people or items are needed. For example:

We need two more developers to finish the sprint. – This means two extra team members are required to meet the goal.

Sufficient means enough to meet a requirement. For example:

One hour should be sufficient for the meeting. – This means one hour is likely enough.

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