Before the start of the meeting, I am ___________ on the latest developments.

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Option 1: taking you through

Option 2: going to share

Option 3: going to bring you up to speed

Option 4: going to be explaining

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The blank needs a phrasal verb meaning to inform someone about recent information or updates. Option 1 -> taking you through -> means to guide someone step-by-step through a process, not to update with information. Option 2 -> going to share -> means to give information but lacks the specific meaning of updating someone. Option 3 -> going to bring you up to speed -> means to inform someone about recent developments or updates they may have missed. Option 4 -> going to be explaining -> means to clarify or describe something, not specifically to update with latest information.

When you need to update a colleague who's been out of the office, you bring them up to speed on everything that happened while they were away. It's like getting someone caught up to the same level of knowledge as everyone else, ensuring they're moving at the same pace as the rest of the team.

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