Understanding Business
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ISBN: 9781259929434
Author: William Nickels
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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The best way to avoid misunderstandings in e-mails is to __________, and _________ is the best way to begin a request e-mail.
a.
use emoticons, a detailed introduction ("We ordered new printers . . . ")
b.
use detailed language, a bold type to show that your request is urgent.
c.
think about the readers and their needs, a polite command ("Please provide. . .")
d.
try to be impersonal, a statement explaining who you are "("My name is ...")
e.
None the above
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