Which of the following is an example of formal communication ?
a.
putting a sticky note on your boss's computer
b.
grapevine messages
c.
the employee handbook
d.
sending a text message to a co-worker

Answer:

d seems to be the only reasonable formal type of comminication out of these four options, according to my research.

Explanation:

The example of formal communication is sending a text message to a co-worker. Thus, option D is correct.

A formal tone is responsible to provide the reader with the better understanding of the message which has been sent because it has lacks just everyday or the slangs along with cultural characteristics in the informal language that may sound alien to the receiver.

Considering over a lot or many people doesn't know the exact meaning of some words which has been used informally. A misinterpreted message on any business and in the professional environment has an important issue just to worry because most of the time it has been implicates in errors and failure on the tasks given to the worker.

Therefore, The example of formal communication is sending a text message to a co-worker. Thus, option D is correct.

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A cardinal ideal in this heritage we cherish is the equality of rights of all citizens of every race and color and creed.

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In the new action-thriller, Time Zone, art thieves raid a New York museum and take the stolen goods to South America. The story sounds a bit far-fetched, but the superb acting and strong plot make Time Zone the must-see movie of the summer.

Miller on the big screen
Ray Miller adds depth to his character, Todd Cross, the government agent hot on the thieves' trail. He shows us a man who is committed to the case, yet curious about the motivation behind the theft. At times you wonder if Cross is going to crack down on the thieves or join them.

Miller, a regular on television, had to work his way on to the big screen. "l was taking steps to get into film — reading screenplays, talking to my agent — but when I read this plot I knew that I had to play Agent Cross," Miller said. "Agent Cross is trained as a government agent, but he has to work at resisting the temptation to join the other side."

Sizzling special effects
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A.
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B.
The movie has superb acting and a strong plot.
C.
Miller used to act for television.

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Please park the new car in the municipal garage.
I would like a Bartlett pear or a Granny Smith apple.
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Even with the extra words in between, car, garage, apple, pear, and process are still the nour
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