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Title: Punctuation in e-mail should normally exclude: Post by: yani12x on Mar 10, 2018 Punctuation in e-mail should normally exclude:
a. exclamation points b. question marks c. dashes d. none of the above Ques. 2 This passage contains a pronoun agreement error: A stock broker typically works long hours. They don't have much time for their families. a. true b. false Ques. 3 Ending a sentence with a preposition is an error. a. true b. false Ques. 4 In e-mail, it's generally a good idea to avoid: a. uppercase letters for all text b. lowercase letters for all text c. both of the above d. none of the above Ques. 5 If you have more than one related point in an e-mail: a. use numbers for the points b. use headings for the points c. begin by saying how many points your e-mail will cover d. all of the above Ques. 6 Using a split infinitive is an error. a. true b. false Title: Punctuation in e-mail should normally exclude: Post by: halliereak on Mar 10, 2018 Content hidden
Title: Punctuation in e-mail should normally exclude: Post by: yani12x on Mar 10, 2018 :heavy_check_mark:
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