Question

Which statement best uses formal language to present an issue to a school board in a formal email? O "Three traffic accidents occurred at the entrance to Westville High School in the last month alone." O "You really should have a cop direct traffic at the school's entrance before someone gets hurt." "Perhaps you've already considered speed bumps, but I think it's high time to look into them again." O "When traffic is not completely jammed, drivers zoom past the school entrance like wild people!"​

Answer 1

Answer:

"Three traffic accidents occurred at the entrance to Westville High School in the last month alone."

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

"Three traffic accidents occurred at the entrance to Westville High School in the last month alone."

Explanation:

Out of the given options, the first statement is the most formal and appropriate for the given situation.

Formal language generally do not use first person pronouns. (The third one uses 'I'.)

They shouldn't have colloquialisms as well. (The third one also uses a colloquialism.)

The fourth one uses figurative language, and the second one sounds really demanding and blunt.

The first statement should be the correct answer.

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