curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-introductions-in-an-online-team-meeting/67c86f54f0b8aa4c3dd5bacd.md
This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.
Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:
let's get started, She works in, He's responsible for, I'm responsible for, We're excited, and She and I.
Maria: Welcome, everyone. Today, we have with us our clients from FCC Corporation. David, let me introduce the team and briefly explain what we do. I'm Maria, the lead developer. BLANK the technical aspects of the project. This is Bob, the project manager. BLANK coordinating our efforts to meet your needs.
David: Hey, Bob. How's it going?
Maria: This is Sarah, the senior developer. BLANK work together to ensure the project's success.
David: Great to meet you, Sarah.
Maria: And this is Linda, she's our UX/UI designer. BLANK user experience and she creates our interface design.
David: Wonderful to meet you all. I'm David, the project manager from FCC Corp. I'll be your point of contact and I'll make sure our collaboration is great. BLANK about this project. I'm confident that we can achieve great results.
Maria: Thanks. Now, BLANK with the project details and your specific requirements, David.
I'm responsible for
This expresses ownership of a duty or task. It begins with a pronoun, followed by a contracted verb, then a preposition indicating duty.
He's responsible for
This describes someone else's role in a task. It begins with a pronoun, followed by the contraction of is, then a preposition indicating duty.
She and I
This introduces two people as the subject of the sentence. It begins with the pronoun for a third person female, followed by a conjunction, and then the pronoun referring to oneself.
She works in
This indicates a person's professional field or area. It begins with a pronoun followed by a verb, and then a preposition showing location or specialization.
We're excited
This expresses enthusiasm about something. It begins with a pronoun, followed by a contraction of are, and then an adjective meaning "thrilled" or "eager".
let's get started
This is used to begin an activity. It begins with a contraction of let us, followed by a verb, and then the past participle of start.