Writing "thank you in advance" at the close of a routine request
A)is courteous and effective.
B)will guarantee a positive response.
C)is best to avoid,since many people find it presumptuous.
D)is most effective when you end the statement with an exclamation point.
E)is expected when your audience is unfamiliar.

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Writing "thank you in advance" can be seen as presumptuous because it assumes compliance or agreement before the recipient has had a chance to respond.

Writing "Thank You in Advance" at the Close of a Routine