which of the following is not the correct tone for letter to the editor? a) personal b)polite c)formal d) amusing 1)both a and b 2)both a and d 3)both a and c 4) both b and d
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Generally, your tone should be neutral or positive, but there are cases where memos are used for complaints or reprimands. In these situations, use caution. You never know who will ultimately read the memo, so be aware of the effect of your words.
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Option(2)-both a and d(personal and amusing)
- A formal letter is a letter that is written a definite format without using any personal information.
- These letters are used by corporate, business associations, and government officials.
- A personal and amusing tone is not needed in the formal letter, the objective must be clear and straightforward.
- Polite and formal are required because formal words in a polite way are needed to convey the message in the formal letter.
- For an example of a formal letter - A letter to the manager to grant leave for two days.
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