What does the below statement imply to the reader?
"You claim that you sent the email, but I never got it."
A) She or he is sweet.
B) She or he is wrong.
C) She or he is careless.
D) She or he is lying.

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The tone of one's writing is the perceptible attitude toward your audience and your subject that readers can detect by your choice of words and your phrasing of ideas. Always adopt a respectful, positive perspective toward your reader-a "you" attitude that addresses the subject from your reader's point of view-and avoid wording that readers might consider rude, sarcastic, impatient, or hostile. Keep in mind that every message has two objectives: to communicate information clearly and to maintain a working relationship with your readers.
Phrases that begin with, "You claim that…," or, "You allegedly…." may be perceived by the reader as negative and imply they are lying or exaggerating.

What Does the Below Statement Imply to the Reader