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Sincerely, John C. Owens Which type of language is used in this letter? formal informal comedic jargon
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Sincerely, John C. Owens Which type of language is used in this letter? formal informal comedic jargon

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I beleive the answer to this one is A: Formal
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I'd classify it as formal. It gives an initial and a full name. The sincerely really isn't very warm or personal.
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