Give thorough explanation please.

1) The words "kick," "increase," "dog," and "desk" are examples of abstract words.

2) Small, numerous, near, and good are all examples of concrete words.

3) Jargon is an efficient way to communicate within the specific groups that understand these terms.

4) It is important to use a great deal of technical jargon in all business messages to build credibility with the reader.

5) A compound sentence has one main clause and one subordinate clause.

6) A compound-complex sentence has two main clauses and at least one dependent clause.

7) To draw attention to important ideas in a sentence, they should be placed at the beginning or at the end of the sentence.

8) Echoing a word from a previous sentence is one way to establish a transition.

9) Topic sentences are generally more specific than support sentences.

10) Autocompletion software is essentially the same thing as autocorrection software.

11) Rewrite the following paragraph using the "you" attitude: Highstreet Shoes has the best

products for the best prices in town. We offer shoes for every possible activity, from casuals to

formals, for work or play. Our customers consistently report the highest satisfaction levels. The

salespeople at our stores are familiar with the entire range of shoes and can help our customers

choose the best option for them. We are located at most major malls and shopping centers and

even have an online store, for customer convenience. Our returns policy allows product returns

within 90 days of purchase, in their original packaging. Kindly note that no returns will be

accepted after 90 days.

12) Discuss the various types of biases and methods to avoid these.

13) Brad wants to set up a catering business from his home. He needs to publicize his business

and build his credibility with potential customers. Explain how Brad can build his credibility

with the help of concrete examples.

14) Janie is new to a job in a large company in which most work interactions take place via

email. She needs to know how to decide the tone and structure for her emails. Explain what she

can do to improve her emails, and what she should avoid.

15) James Sharp has to formal email to Mark Simpson, his manager, explaining that he

has to take a few days' leave. He must also send an email to Joan Sanders, his colleague,

discussing what has to be done and the tasks that need to be completed during his absence. In

what way will the two emails be different? Discuss the differences in tone between the two and

how James can achieve this.