Which of the following is not an example of pompous language?
A) We are in receipt of
B) Please be advised that
C) Please let us know
D) We wish to inform you
E) Henceforth, we fully expect

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C)Obsolete phrases include "we are in receipt of," "kindly advise," "attached please find," "it has come to my attention," "the undersigned," "in due course," "permit me to say that," "pursuant to," "in closing,I'd like to say," "we wish to inform you that," and "please be advised that." Instead,use phrases like "we received," "please let me/us know," "enclosed is or I/we have enclosed," "I have just learned or [someone] has just informed me," "I/we," and specify a time or date instead of "in due course." Many times,you should just omit the words and just say whatever you need to say.

Which of the Following Is Not an Example of Pompous