
Writing a report about an environmental initiative
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English
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10th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Gabriela G
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6 Slides • 2 Questions
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A report text that presents and/or summarizes the facts about a particular event, topic, or issue.
The idea is that people who are unfamiliar with the subject can find everything they need to know from a good report.
What is a report?
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Multiple Select
Choose the correct opiton(s)
You might be asked to write a report when a person in authority needs information.
In the first line of the introduction, you should say what the aim of the report is.
A report should be divided into paragraphs, each with a clear subheading
on the left.
At the end of the report, you will probably be asked to recommend
what should be done.
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Let's take a look at this model
Use more formal language.
Try to be impersonal.
Try not to use contractions.
Divide your ideas clearly.
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Multiple Select
Tick the correct statements:
I can use words such as "I" or "we".
I have to use formal language.
I have to divide ideas into paragraphs.
I can talk about things that I like.
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Start your report explain why you are writing it.
You should use: The aim of this report is to
Start your report
Add reasons to explain the topic.
Ex: The city's goal is to be carbon neutral by 203.
Add reasons
Explain your ideas clearly.
Ex: To be carbon neutral means that all pollution due to fossil fuels is absorbed by trees and other plants.
Give more information
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Explain the initiatives that you chose to talk about.
Ex: To achieve this goal, the city has introduced several new environmental initiatives.
Develop the body
Describe clearly how each initiative works and their results
Ex: For instance, since cars are a big source of pollution, a new transport plan focuses on getting people out of their cars.
Describe how they work
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Finish your report with your conclusions and recommendations.
Ex: London is not the only city trying to be more eco-friendly.
Time to wrap it up!
Read again your report and check for spelling mistakes, words that do not make sense or grammar mistakes.
Before handing your report in:
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