In using "I" statements in your evaluation:
A)the emphasis is on the sentence.
B)all the author may perceive is,"I am an awful writer."
C)the author will fail to pay attention to your message.
D)the author will fail to pay attention to the sentence under examination.
E)the emphasis is on the speaker.

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Using "I" statements in evaluations shifts the emphasis to the speaker's perspective, feelings, or thoughts, rather than focusing solely on the content or quality of the work being evaluated. This can help in providing feedback in a way that is perceived as less accusatory and more personal.

In Using "I" Statements in Your Evaluation