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Shkiper50 [21]
3 years ago
7

Which principle of communication that is lacking in it.

English
1 answer:
rjkz [21]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Answer 1 : The text is lacking correctness.

Answer 2 : The text lacks coherence.

Answer 3 : Text is fine. If we must choose only one option , it should be correctness.

Answer 4 : The text lacks conciseness.

Answer 5 : The text lacks clarity.

Explanation:

Answer 1 : "Further to our conservation today.." it should be conversation to make the text correct.

Answer 2 : The sentences are random.  They do not have any links with other sentences of the text.

Answer 3 : Since the text is an informal communication among a close group, and the content refers to some already discussed point, so such a text is acceptable in informal communication.

Answer 4 : Conciseness refers to language that's brief and to the point. The language used in this text is neither brief nor to the point.

Answer 5 : Kevin wanted to talk James about the project, but in the next sentence he says he might need John’s help. hence the text is not clear.

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