Which of the following BEST describes the use of conversational language? A. Conversational language should only be used with middle-class clients for appropriate business communication. B. Conversational language is too casual and acronym-laden for appropriate business communication. C. Conversational language is appropriately casual but not overly casual, so it is just right for business communication. D. Conversational language is too formal and wordy for appropriate business communication. E. Conversational language should never be used for business communication.

According to google conversational language means " The phrase “conversational language” can mean a multitude of vocabulary, verb tenses, etc, etc. In language courses, it usually means a level for the student of the particular language of intermediate level, certainly above a beginner. It would not necessarily mean the speaker is of native fluency."...So if you don't understand how the meaning of conversational language and the answer choice connects then sorry I was helpful, but I guarantee E is the answer.

jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-10-12T12:48:30+02:00

The BEST description of the use of conversational language is:

C. Conversational language is appropriately casual but not overly casual, so it is just right for business communication

Conversational language refers to those words that we use to communicate with people on daily basis and is usually informal.

It is usually expressions that are used when we want the other person to continue conversation, which means in this type of communication, feedback is usually required.

Some examples of conversational language include:

Hello! How are you?
I truly appreciate your work, mate.
How's class going?

You'll notice that in the examples given, a feedback is expected

Therefore, the correct answer is option C