Read the formal email, and then answer the question.

subject: work schedule

dear ms. morrison,

i wanted to remind you that i am on vacation from march 14 to march 22, and my regular work hours will need to be assigned to other employees. let me know if you have any questions.

sincerely from serena

what error has the writer made in this formal email?

the body of the email is too short.
the purpose of the email is unclear.
there are formatting issues in the greeting.
there are formatting issues in the closing.

There are formatting issues in the closing.

Explanation:

Email is the most used device for correspondence between the employer and the employee or generally when we write to someone who has authority. It consists of a subject (exposing the main purpose of the email, it is important to be clear), salutation(greeting), body (where we explain the purpose a little bit more detailed, but still not exaggerating with details) and closing greeting.

Greetings are very formal and prescribed. Salutation starts with Dear... the rest depends on who are we talking to, we can refer to title or name.

Dear Mr. Jackson

Closing salutation also matters, usually we do it by writing Sincerely and our name.

Sincerely,

John Smith

So, what Serena did here is that she included a preposition from between Sincerely and her name, which is something that shouldn`t be done.

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explanation:

the answer would be c   i believe thats the most reasonable answer