Which audience lends itself best to an informal style? Your boss's boss Your best friend Your congressional representative An older relative you don't know very well

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Miroslav Holec · Answer 1 · 2022-08-10T20:35:42+0000

Answer:

Your best friend.

Step-by-step explanation:

The general rule of thumb with informality is that you use it with people you know well. You probably don't know your boss's boss, and even then, respect is still expected, or your congressional representative, and it's even in the description with your older relative.

Most people would agree that you probably know your best friend pretty well, so they will be the best audience for an informal style.

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