$5-$ Meanings of Communication

LEARNING OBJECTIVE Recognize the difference between connotation, denotation, and contextual meaning as part of communication.

Now that the team had o chance to review the copy for the ad$,$ Kyle starts composing an email to his boss, Syvia, to update her on the specivics of the design. Kyle chooses his words corefully, making frequent edits to maintain clarity and strike the right tone.

Which of the following edits demonstrates denotation?

a$)$ Kyle notes that he sccidentally wrote, "The fall line may look old in that emironment" He meant to wite "odd, which has a dffierent meaning entirely.

b$)$ Kyle decides that opening with "Hey Syvid" is too informal, so he changes this to $"$HI Syivia"

c$)$ Kyle sees that he wrote "reccomend a change" and corrects it to soy "recommend o change"

d$)$ Wyle wites that FAndy wrote the copy because most people in the ofice only know Andrew by this nickname.

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