When should you forward instead of replying to an email?

A. When you want to ensure privacy

B. When the recipient was not included on the original email

C. When you want the original sender to know someone was left off the list

D. When you do not want to Reply All

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Gideon Frederick

21 May, 09:29

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Rex Yang · Answer 1

B. when the recipient was not included on the original email

When should you forward instead of replying to an email?A. When you want to ensure privacyB. When the recipient was not included on the original emailC. When you want the original sender to know someone was left off the listD. When you do not want to Reply All