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Writing A Report

This document provides guidance on writing a report by outlining the key components and paragraphs. It recommends that the introduction state the aim and source of information using headings to organize the main points. The second paragraph should balance positive and negative points using numbering, bullet points, or specific vocabulary to highlight key ideas without dramatic language. The last paragraph gives recommendations and general conclusions. Phrases are provided to introduce each paragraph and aid in suggesting ideas, making recommendations, reporting findings, and concluding the report.

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Writing A Report

This document provides guidance on writing a report by outlining the key components and paragraphs. It recommends that the introduction state the aim and source of information using headings to organize the main points. The second paragraph should balance positive and negative points using numbering, bullet points, or specific vocabulary to highlight key ideas without dramatic language. The last paragraph gives recommendations and general conclusions. Phrases are provided to introduce each paragraph and aid in suggesting ideas, making recommendations, reporting findings, and concluding the report.

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WRITING A REPORT

You start with Paragraph 1- Introduction


In the introduction you :

use headings this makes it easier to find the main info

state the aim of the report and where you got/ collected the information

dont begin with Dear Sir/ Madam its not a letter

Phrases you can use in the introduction:

* This report is intended to show / discuss / outline


* The aim / purpose of this report is to
* In this report I will
REMEMBER: Its a formal piece of writing that means: use a formal, neutral style: no
contractions, no colloquial language, no direct questions, no informal punctuation such as
exclamation marks.

In the 2nd Paragraph you :

balance the positive and negative points fairly

you can use numbering or bullet points to highlight main points

use a range of specific vocabulary or set phrases e.g. Some thought this was ../ other
students said they preferred

dont use a lot of adjectives and dramatic language. A report gives factual information

Phrases you can use to in the 2nd and 3rd paragraph:

Suggesting additional ideas


Another option would be to
I would also suggest
Another point to consider is hat
Alternatively. Moreover. / Furthermore.
Apart from this / In addition to this
Making recommendations
I would strongly / highly recommend
My first / second recommendation would be to ..
It would be (highly) advisable to
If my recommendations are followed, then
The best solution / ideas would seem to be
Listing ideas
I would suggest the following: might like to consider the following:
The following are highly recommended: 1.. OR 2. .
They gave/ suggested the following reasons:
They made the following points: 1.2
Reporting findings
It appears that the majority of
The only problem is that .
Most (students seem) .
Not surprisingly,
According to

In the last paragraph you :

give the recommendations


generalise
express opinions impersonally

Phrases you can use to end the letter

Concluding and making recommendations


All things considered,
We have no hesitation in recommending .

Heres a bunch to get you started:

Agony
Apocalypse
Armageddon
Assault
Backlash
Beating
Beware
Blinded
Blood
Bloodbath
Bloodcurdling
Bloody
Bomb
Buffoon
Bumbling
Cadaver
Catastrophe
Caution
Collapse
Corpse
Crazy
Cripple
Crisis
Danger
Deadly
Death
Destroy
Devastating
Disastrous
Drowning
Dumb
Embarrass
Fail
Feeble
Fired
Fool
Fooled
Frantic
Frightening
Gambling
Gullible
Hack
Hazardous
Hoax
Holocaust
Horrific
Hurricane
Insidious
Invasion
IRS
Jail
Jeopardy
Lawsuit
Looming
Lunatic
Lurking
Meltdown
Mired
Mistake
Murder
Nightmare
Painful
Pale
Panic
Peril
Piranha
Pitfall
Plague
Played
Plummet
Plunge
Poison
Pummel
Poor
Prison
Pus
Reckoning
Refugee
Revenge
Risky
Scary
Scream
Searing
Shatter
Shellacking
Silly
Slaughter
Slave
Smash
Strangle
Stupid
Suck
Tailspin
Tank
Targeted
Teetering
Terror
Terrorist
Toxic
Trap
Vaporize
Victim
Volatile
Vulnerable
Warning
Worry
Wounded

our writing can do that for them. Use these power words to give them a pep talk and get
them charged up again:

Amazing
Audacity
Backbone
Belief
Blissful
Bravery
Breathtaking
Cheer
Conquer
Courage
Daring
Defiance
Delight
Devoted
Excited
Eye-opening
Faith
Fearless
Fulfill
Grateful
Grit
Guts
Happy
Heart
Hero
Hope
Jaw-dropping
Jubilant
Magic
Mind-blowing
Miracle
Pluck
Sensational
Spectacular
Spine
Spirit
Staggering
Stunning
Surprising
Triumph
Uplifting
Valor
Victory
Wonderful
Wondrous

Heres a lascivious list to get you started:

Brazen
Crave
Depraved
Dirty
Exposed
Forbidden
Hypnotic
Lascivious
Lick
Lonely
Lust
Naked
Naughty
Provocative
Scandalous
Sensual
Sex
Shameless
Sinful
Sleazy
Sleeping
Spank
Steamy
Sweaty
Tantalizing
Tawdry
Thrilling
Uncensored
Wanton
Whip

So, we have to fan the flames. By using the below power words, you can connect with
peoples anger, and slowly but surely, you can work them into a frenzy. Just be careful who

you target. Lawyers can eat you alive if you pick on the wrong person.

Abuse
Arrogant
Ass kicking
Backstabbing
Beat down
Bullshit
Bully
Coward
Crooked
Crush
Disgusting
Evil
Force-fed
Foul
Hate
Know it all
Lies
Loathsome
Loser
Lying
Maul
Money-grubbing
Nazi
No Good
Obnoxious
Payback
Pound
Preposterous
Punish
Revolting
Ruthless
Sick and Tired
Smug
Sniveling
Snob
Snooty
Snotty
Stuck up
Underhanded
The truth is, nearly every human being on the planet is interested in either making or saving
money. Use these words to tap into those desires:

Bargain
Best
Billion
Bonanza
Cash
Cheap
Discount
Dollar
Double
Explode
Extra
Feast
Fortune
Free
Freebie
Frenzy
Frugal
Gift
Greatest
Inexpensive
Jackpot
Luxurious
Marked down
Massive
Money
Nest egg
Pay zero
Prize
Profit
Quadruple
Reduced
Rich
Savings
Six-figure
Skyrocket
Soaring
Surge
Treasure
Triple
Whopping

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