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A) NO CHANGE

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NemiM [27]2 years ago

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The correct option is B. Work that is easily understood, and appreciated

is supported.

When used in a less formal situation as a substitute to "Thank you," stating "Much appreciated" is acceptable to express gratitude for what someone has done for you. It's not polite to sign off with "Much appreciated" in some circumstances, such as an official email.

On the other hand, using "much appreciated" in a conversation that is typically informal can be a little more official. It could be a prompt thank-you to a friend who took care of something for you or gave you information that you needed.

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Work that is easily understood and appreciated is supported while more complex work goes unnoticed. Choose the correct option.

A) NO CHANGE

B) Work that is easily understood and appreciated

is supported,

C) Work that is easily understood, and appreciated

is supported

D) Work—that is easily understood and

appreciated—is supported,

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