- Has a clear introduction and conclusion.
- Is clearly organised.
- Is divided into sections.
- Has clear headings.
- Often includes numbered subheadings.
- Is clear and easy to follow.
- Is impersonal in tone.
- Is formal in style.
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domingo, 27 de enero de 2013
Writing a report
A well-written report :
miércoles, 21 de enero de 2009
You see the following announcement in an English-language magazine.
"Many people dream of being famous. Which would you prefer: to be famous, or to be successful but not so well-known?"
The writer of the best article will be invited to appear on the TV programme: The Next Millionaire
Exam advice:
Write a plan before you start writing the article.
Organise your ideas into paragraphs, and use linking words such as: however, despite, in addition, for example and on the other hand.
An useful link: http://ezinearticles.com/?Article-Writing---How-to-Outline-Your-Article&id=380035
We' ll do some brainstorming and practice in the class
"Many people dream of being famous. Which would you prefer: to be famous, or to be successful but not so well-known?"
The writer of the best article will be invited to appear on the TV programme: The Next Millionaire
Exam advice:
Write a plan before you start writing the article.
Organise your ideas into paragraphs, and use linking words such as: however, despite, in addition, for example and on the other hand.
An useful link: http://ezinearticles.com/?Article-Writing---How-to-Outline-Your-Article&id=380035
We' ll do some brainstorming and practice in the class
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