Wording meaning in English
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Definition
the wording (of a letter): the choice and meaning of the words, the style of writing (in a letter)
I found the wording of your letter unclear. It was difficult to understand what you were trying to say.
Exercise 1
In the first sentence of this email, Bruno is expressing that:
In the first sentence of this email, Bruno is expressing that:
Bruno does in fact understand the meaning of Barbara's email, just not the reasoning behind it.
Bruno is not expressing that he doesn't understand the "timing" of Barbara's letter, but that he doesn't understand "why" she sent it.
Bruno is not expressing that he doesn't understand the "wording" of Barbara's letter, but that he doesn't understand "why" she sent it.
This is the best choice here. Bruno writes that he is "not quite sure what (Barbara) expected to achieve from such an email". Bruno is expressing that he doesn't understand "why" Barbara would write such an email, or what she hoped to accomplish by writing this type of email.
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