Multiple Choice
When writing business reports for outsiders (such as customers or suppliers) , it is best to
A) use a more formal tone than you would for an internal audience.
B) use a less formal tone than you would for an internal audience.
C) avoid the use of headings, transitions, previews, and reviews.
D) sprinkle your writing with idioms, acronyms, and jargon.
Correct Answer:

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