In the Context of Writing Business Letters of Complaint,Park,Dillon,and Mitchell

question 5

Multiple Choice

In the context of writing business letters of complaint,Park,Dillon,and Mitchell reported that American writers:

• A) used a direct organizational pattern.
• B) shared explanatory details related to a problem first.
• C) tended to delay the reader's discovery of the main point.
• D) used vague, emotional, and accusatory characters.

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