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id: 685ab105da34ee55c81ac018
title: Task 145
challengeType: 22
dashedName: task-145
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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: 

`a broader audience`, `AI and LLMs`, `attendee`, `beforehand`, `clash`, `schedule`, and `upcoming`.

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## --sentence--

`Sophie: Hey Bob, I saw your email about the BLANK webinar on new technology trends. When are we planning to host it?`

`Bob: Hi Sophie, I was thinking we could BLANK it for the last week of this month. Does Thursday the 28th work for you?`

`Sophie: That should work. What time are we considering? I'd suggest late afternoon, maybe around 4 PM, so it doesn't BLANK with other meetings.`

`Bob: Good idea, 4 PM is perfect. It gives us enough time to prepare and wrap up other tasks BLANK. How about we start sending out the invites early next week?`

`Sophie: Sounds good. Should we include a registration link in the invite?`

`Bob: Yes, let's do that. It will help us manage the BLANK list better. Can you draft the invitation? Just include a brief agenda and mention that we'll be discussing the latest trends in BLANK.`

`Sophie: Sure, I'll get that drafted. Do we want to open this up to external participants as well, or is this just for our internal teams?`

`Bob: Let's open it up. It could be a good opportunity to engage with BLANK. We can use the webinar platform to handle external registrations.`

`Sophie: Great, I'll make sure to set that up. I'll send you the draft for approval before we send it out.`

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`upcoming`

### --feedback--

This is used to describe something that is scheduled to happen soon.

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`schedule`

### --feedback--

This is used to set or plan a date/time for something.

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`clash`

### --feedback--

This means to conflict or overlap negatively with something else.

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`beforehand`

### --feedback--

This indicates something happens earlier than a certain point in time.

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`attendee`

### --feedback--

This refers to a person who attends an event.

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`AI and LLMs`

### --feedback--

These are two abbreviations. The letters are all capitalized, except for an `s` for the plural in the end.

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`a broader audience`

### --feedback--

This refers to more people than usual. It begins with an article, followed by an adjective, and then a noun.
