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Which sentence would most likely be found in a letter that uses a friendly structure?(1 point)
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which answer is correct and why
I just thought I’d check in to see how you and the crew are doing.
I just thought I’d check in to see how you and the crew are doing.
The meal I had last week was impeccably prepared and reasonably priced.
The meal I had last week was impeccably prepared and reasonably priced.
I would like to ask you a question.
I would like to ask you a question.
I am writing to tell you about my recent trip to Florida.
I am writing to tell you about my recent trip to Florida.
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Which sentence would most likely be found in a letter that uses a friendly structure?(1 point)
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which answer is correct and why
I just thought I’d check in to see how you and the crew are doing.
I just thought I’d check in to see how you and the crew are doing.
The meal I had last week was impeccably prepared and reasonably priced.
The meal I had last week was impeccably prepared and reasonably priced.
I would like to ask you a question.
I would like to ask you a question.
I am writing to tell you about my recent trip to Florida.
I am writing to tell you about my recent trip to Florida.
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The sentence that would most likely be found in a letter that uses a friendly structure is:
"I just thought I’d check in to see how you and the crew are doing."
**Reason:** This sentence conveys a casual and warm tone, expressing interest in the recipient's well-being, which is typical of friendly communication. The use of phrases like "check in" implies a personal connection and friendliness, making it suitable for informal correspondence. In contrast, the other options are more formal or focused on specific topics, which is less characteristic of a friendly letter.
"I just thought I’d check in to see how you and the crew are doing."
**Reason:** This sentence conveys a casual and warm tone, expressing interest in the recipient's well-being, which is typical of friendly communication. The use of phrases like "check in" implies a personal connection and friendliness, making it suitable for informal correspondence. In contrast, the other options are more formal or focused on specific topics, which is less characteristic of a friendly letter.
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