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id: 67c88099de176163cc12fd85
title: Task 27
challengeType: 22
dashedName: task-27
lang: en-US
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# --description--

This is a review of the entire dialogue you just studied.

# --instructions--

Write the following words or phrases in the correct spot:

`break down`, `review`, `Let me ask`, `management`, `starts at`, `short breaks`, and `manage`.

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## --sentence--

`Tom: Hey, Sophie. BLANK you about your daily routine as a web developer. What's your typical workday like?`  

`Sophie: Hi, Tom. Well, my day usually BLANK 8:30. I check my emails and reply to any urgent messages.`  

`Tom: That's a good start. What do you do after that?`  

`Sophie: Then, I BLANK my to-do list for the day and prioritize my tasks. I like to work on the most important ones first.`  

`Tom: That makes sense. How do you handle your projects?`  

`Sophie: I BLANK my projects into small tasks and set deadlines for them. It helps me stay on track. During the day, I work on coding, test the websites, and debug issues.`  

`Tom: Do you take breaks?`  

`Sophie: I take BLANK to stretch, have some coffee, or chat with colleagues. It helps me relax and focus.`  

`Tom: And what about lunch?`  

`Sophie: When I don't go to a café around here, I usually bring my lunch and eat at my desk while I check my progress.`  

`Tom: Your routine is really well-organized. How do you BLANK your time?`  

`Sophie: I use this time BLANK app to track how I spend my time.`  

`Tom: Thanks for sharing, Sophie. I want to get more organized and your tips are a great help to me.`  

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`Let me ask`  

### --feedback--

This introduces a polite request or question. It's a combination of a verb that means "to allow", the object pronoun related to `I`, and a verb that means "to inquire".  

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`starts at`  

### --feedback--

This describes when something begins. It combines a verb meaning "to begin", and a preposition indicating a specific time/hour.

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`review`  

### --feedback--

This means "to look over something carefully" or "to examine".

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`break down`  

### --feedback--

This means "to divide something into smaller parts". It begins with a verb meaning "to separate", and the second word is a preposition.

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`short breaks`  

### --feedback--

This describes brief pauses in work. First, you have an adjective meaning "small in duration", then a noun meaning "a period of rest".

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`manage`  

### --feedback--

This means "to control or organize something effectively".

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`management`  

### --feedback--

This refers to the process of organizing or handling tasks. It means "the act of overseeing or controlling something".
