When You're Writing Routine Replies and Positive Messages,use the Direct

Multiple Choice

When you're writing routine replies and positive messages,use the direct approach because

A) it will help skeptical readers understand your argument.
B) your readers will be indifferent to the content of your message.
C) recipients will generally be interested in what you have to say.
D) inquisitive readers will enjoy exploring the rhetorical context of your message.
E) presenting your reasoning before your bottom line will grab each reader's attention.