curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-agreement/67af46a4ec8db360d8f0cc7a.md
Read the text and answer the question below.
After the conversation with Linda, Bob sent an email to the team.
Hi team,
I hope you're all doing well. Our first weekly meeting to review the mobile app project progress is scheduled for Friday morning at 9:00 AM. We'll go over the timeline, the prototype status, and the next steps for the design sketches and wireframes.
As we discussed, Linda will lead the UX design, and I'll be the one to coordinate with the developers. We'll also need to allocate tasks for the next phase, especially around the front-end design.
I'm excited to hear everyone's updates, and I'm confident these regular check-ins will help us stay focused and meet our deadlines. Looking forward to seeing you all!
Best,
Bob
What does Bob believe will be the result of the regular check-ins?
They will improve the design of the app.
The email doesn't suggest they will directly improve the app's design.
They will help the team finish the project faster.
The email does not mention finishing the project faster.
They will help the team focus on the project and finish work before the deadlines.
They will provide opportunities for team-building.
The email does not mention team-building as the purpose of the check-ins.
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Look for key details in the email that explain what Bob expects from the check-ins.
Pay special attention to the phrase that starts with I'm confident these regular check-ins....