Trimming the excess: Removing unnecessary wording and redundanciesEdit the following sentences to eliminate unnecessary wording and redundancies: $($ see figure $2\mathrm{.}28)1.$ Foreign imports are an essential necessity in our business$\mathrm{.}2.$ We respectfully and humbly extend our grateful thanks that your future plans have secured our companys good success. Project professionalism: Positive wordingEdit the following sentences to give them a more positive tone: $($ see figure $2\mathrm{.}29)1.$ The employees will receive no bonus if they do not submit their performance evaluations on time$\mathrm{.}2.$ I cannot attend the meeting if this report is not finished on time.Project professionalism: Proofread for error reductionType the following paragraph into any word processing program:Hello MY name is $[$ Insert your own Name here$]$ Do to recent security events, are technology upgrades our scheduled to be implemented at the beginning of next months. This change requires you to ask yourself what applications you current use and predicted those you may knee during the next fiscal year. How will you now what you what you might need in the future? That is a difficult question to answers. However, youre in put is necessary to assure that hour resources our used correct. Thank in advance for youre effort too improve this process.Enter the words and punctuation exactly as shown. Highlight any errors that you see. Then run the applications spelling and grammar tools. Make a list of any $($a$)$ spelling errors that the spelling checker did not find and $($b$)$ changes the grammar checker suggested that would create an error. Do the results of this exercise change the methods you will use for proofreading in the future? Summarize your findings in an email message to your instructor.COM$103$: Business Communication Fall $2023$