Which of the following is an example of a concise sentence? a. "it is our intention to stock your items in our stores for our customers tuesday." b. "we intend to start making arrangements for the sale of your items on tuesday." c. "we are to inform you that as of next tuesday we will begin developing plans to carry your product in our store." d. "it is our pleasure to inform you that on tuesday, we will start the process of selling your items to our customers." e. "we will start selling your items in our store next tuesday."

E). "We will start selling your items in our store next Tuesday."

Explanation:

A concise sentence refers to a sentence that doesn't include any unnecessary words or description and offer the intended meaning or message in fewest possible words to enhance the effectiveness of the message.

The sentence that exemplifies a concise sentence is option E, as it straightaway moves to the point in minimum words that 'We will start selling your items in our store next Tuesday' without including any unnecessary words that propose a strong impact. Thus, option E is the correct answer.

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