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<!-- (Audio) Maria: Right. We're planning on bringing in additional testers. -->

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

Right. We're planning BLANK BLANK BLANK testers.

--blanks--

on

--feedback--

This preposition follows planning to show what action is expected or intended.


bringing in

--feedback--

This two-word phrase means to introduce or add people to a team or situation. The first word ends with -ing.


additional

--feedback--

This word means extra or more than what is already there.

--explanation--

On is used in the phrase planning on, which means to intend or expect to do something. For example:

We're planning on launching next week. – This means the team expects or intends to do that.

Bringing in means adding people to a team or group. For example:

The manager is bringing in a new developer. – This means someone is being added.

Additional means more than what already exists. For example:

We need additional help to finish the project. – This means extra help is needed.

--scene--

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