You want to write a letter persuading your parents to take you to Yellowstone National Park for vacation. You want it to be
impressive and respectful Which type of writing should you use? (1 point)

Answer:

formal writing.

Explanation:

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When a person wants to write a letter persuading parents to take them to Yellowstone National Park for vacation. Then the letter will be the formal letter because they want it to be more impressive and respectful. Hence, Option D is correct.

A formal letter is written for official purposes, such as to express concerns while working in a professional setting, to share official information at your workplace, to place an order for goods, to apply for a job, to the Editor of a newspaper addressing the issues faced by various groups of people in various areas, and many more.

A formal letter must have the recipient's address, the sender's address, the date, the salutation, the body of the letter, a complimenting close, and the signature with the recipient's name in block letters and designation.

when a person wishes to compose a letter convincing parents to take them on vacation to Yellowstone National Park. The letter will then be formal in nature since they want it to be more respectable and impressive.

Therefore, Option B is correct.

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