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id: 67f07fdfe8c5aaef48d3d35a
title: Task 130
challengeType: 19
dashedName: task-130
lang: en-US
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# --instructions--

Read the text and answer the question below.

# --questions--

## --text--

After the check-in with Sarah, Brian decides to write to Bob, from management, to update him on the situation.

`Subject: Quick Update – Resources, Integration Issues, and Training`

`Dear Bob,`

`I wanted to share a short update after speaking with Sarah about the ongoing project.`

`The team is making progress, but there are some challenges. Some parts of the project are taking longer than expected. One reason is the new software integration. It is not as smooth as they hoped, but the team is working on it. Sarah will plan a meeting to talk more about the integration problems.`

`She also asked about the extra resources we requested. I know it is still being discussed, but any updates would help the team.`

`Finally, Sarah mentioned the new training sessions. She said the team could use a refresher on the new tools. Are the sessions still planned for next week?`

`Please let me know if I can help with anything else.`

`Best regards,`

`Brian`

Based on the `Subject` line, why did Brian write this email?

## --answers--

To give an update about the team's progress and ask for information.

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To remind management about their last meeting.

### --feedback--

There is no mention of a past meeting between Brian and management.

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To tell management that the project is almost finished.

### --feedback--

The email says there are still some challenges, so the project is not close to being finished.

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To ask Sarah about the new software integration.

### --feedback--

Brian already spoke to Sarah. He is now sharing that update with management.

## --video-solution--

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# --explanation--

The `Subject` line normally brings the topics which are going to be dealt with in the body of the message. Read this line to find out the correct answer for this question.
