curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-describe-places-and-events/66a96848ae5b365c699585ed.md
Read the text and answer the question below.
This is a summary of Lisa and Bob's conversation:
Lisa is excited about the next hackathon. She plans to develop a new app for real-time project collaboration.
Her team includes a couple of developers from the Seattle branch and a UX designer she has worked with before. They are thinking of calling the app "CollabReal."
Usually, around fifty people join these events. Bob is interested and asks where he can find more information.
Lisa offers to help him sign up and asks when he is free to go over the form. Bob suggests meeting tomorrow during lunch, and Lisa agrees.
What is Lisa offering to help Bob with?
To help him sign up.
To help him prepare for the event.
Lisa doesn't mention preparing for the event.
To help him find a team.
Lisa does not offer to help Bob find a team.
To help him develop an app.
Lisa does not mention helping with app development.
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To find out what Lisa is offering to help Bob with, pay attention to the sentence where Lisa offers to help him sign up, as this explains what she is offering assistance with.