Which of the following sentences best uses plain language and familiar words? By engaging in a constructive dialogue with our associate, we will acquire the information in which you're interested We can't make any grantees, but we'll ask our agent. Pursuant to your invitation we will interrogate our agent. As you requested, we will question our agent.

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Which of the following sentences best uses plain language and familiar words? By engaging in a constructive dialogue with our associate, we will acquire the information in which you're interested We can't make any grantees, but we'll ask our agent. Pursuant to your invitation we will interrogate our agent. As you requested, we will question our agent.

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The best sentence using plain language and familiar words is: **As you requested, we will question our agent.**Here's why the other options are less clear:* **By engaging in a constructive dialogue with our associate, we will acquire the information in which you're interested:** This is overly formal and wordy. "Constructive dialogue" and "acquire the information" are more complex than necessary.* **We can't make any grantees, but we'll ask our agent:** "Grantees" seems misused here. It likely intends to convey a promise or guarantee, but using the word incorrectly makes the sentence confusing.* **Pursuant to your invitation we will interrogate our agent:** "Pursuant to" and "interrogate" are overly formal and create a more aggressive tone than likely intended.

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