While writing business messages, one should avoid sentences that begin with "it is" or "there are" because they:
A)fail to provide a specific subject.
B)contain nonliteral meanings.
C)are not flexible enough to allow slanting of facts.
D)negatively affect the navigational design of the message.
E)cause your readers to doubt your intentions.

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Readers naturally want to know precisely who or what the subject of a sentence is, particularly in business writing, where specificity is so important. Most sentences that begin with "it is" or "there are" fail to provide a specific subject and generally contain more words than necessary.

While Writing Business Messages, One Should Avoid Sentences That Begin