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When writing a formal letter or e-mail, what kind of words should the writer use to convey a formal tone? Check all that apply. confident dramatic polite sentimental serious unemotional

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When writing a formal letter or email, the kind of words that the writer should use to convey a formal tone are: confident, polite and serious. Having a formal tone helps establish the sender's respect to the receiver and also shows that the sender is serious about what he is trying to convey. It should involve words that are simple but invoke confidence and politeness. 

Answer:

A). Confident

C). Polite

E). Serious

F). Unemotional

Explanation:

A formal letter or email, as the name suggests employed for formal purposes like business situations or to address an issue to an authority. Such letters or e-mail employ a highly formal and sophisticated tone not only to ensure the efficacy of the intended message but also to give a positive impression on the recipient(employer, authority, etc.).

As per the question, the kind of words that one must employ 'confident, polite, serious and unemotional' words like these would assist to invoke a formal, intricate, and sophisticated tone to the letter or e-mail. Thus, options A, C, E, and F are the answers.

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