This document provides a plan for writing a progress report in 3 sentences or less:
The plan outlines 6 steps to writing the report: 1) read the task and take notes, 2) decide on titles, 3) make notes on what to say in each paragraph, 4) consider advanced grammar and vocabulary, 5) follow formatting conventions, and 6) write the report between 280-320 words. An example report structure is also provided with 5 paragraphs: introduction, findings, areas of concern, recommendations, and benefits of recommendations. Key vocabulary and grammar constructs are listed to include in the report.
This document provides a plan for writing a progress report in 3 sentences or less:
The plan outlines 6 steps to writing the report: 1) read the task and take notes, 2) decide on titles, 3) make notes on what to say in each paragraph, 4) consider advanced grammar and vocabulary, 5) follow formatting conventions, and 6) write the report between 280-320 words. An example report structure is also provided with 5 paragraphs: introduction, findings, areas of concern, recommendations, and benefits of recommendations. Key vocabulary and grammar constructs are listed to include in the report.
This document provides a plan for writing a progress report in 3 sentences or less:
The plan outlines 6 steps to writing the report: 1) read the task and take notes, 2) decide on titles, 3) make notes on what to say in each paragraph, 4) consider advanced grammar and vocabulary, 5) follow formatting conventions, and 6) write the report between 280-320 words. An example report structure is also provided with 5 paragraphs: introduction, findings, areas of concern, recommendations, and benefits of recommendations. Key vocabulary and grammar constructs are listed to include in the report.
This document provides a plan for writing a progress report in 3 sentences or less:
The plan outlines 6 steps to writing the report: 1) read the task and take notes, 2) decide on titles, 3) make notes on what to say in each paragraph, 4) consider advanced grammar and vocabulary, 5) follow formatting conventions, and 6) write the report between 280-320 words. An example report structure is also provided with 5 paragraphs: introduction, findings, areas of concern, recommendations, and benefits of recommendations. Key vocabulary and grammar constructs are listed to include in the report.
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Progress Report Plan
Writing should be impersonal and in a neutral tone.
Include sub-headings in each paragraph. Bullet points to help organize.
1. Read the task, and underline content points and write down if you have to include information, or if you have to summarize the status quo. 2. Decide the title and the title of the sub-headings. Are they obvious from the task? Or do you have to be creative? Maximum o five paragraphs. 3. WHAT do you want to say? Add your notes to each paragraph in a simple form. If you have an idea, write it down before it goes from your head. 4. HOW are you going to say that? Brainstorm advanced grammar and vocabulary for each note. 5. Forms and conventions. Paragraph titles, fixed introductions. 6. Write. Remember the word limit is 280-320.
EXAMPLE:
1. INTRODUCTION a. This report presents… b. This report summarizes… c. The purpose of the report is to outline… 2. STATE THE FINDINGS a. Generally speaking, there are two… b. The first point to stress is that… 3. SAY WHAT THE MAIN AREAS OF CONCERN ARE (IF NECESSARY) a. The main area of concern is… 4. GIVE RECOMMENDATIONS (ORGANIZE THE POINTS) a. This report makes three recommendations. Firstly… b. It would be highly advisable to… 5. CONCLUDE WITH BENEFITS OF RECOMMENDATIONS a. Implementing these recommendations would… b. By implementing the above recommendations, this would enable…
KEY VOCABULARY
Grammar check list
Have you included?
a. An inversion (not only/no sooner/seldom)
b. An inverted conditional (Were we to…) c. A participle clause (Being… / Having gone…) d. A double comparative (The more we… the more…) e. A cleft sentence (What is most crucial is…) f. Linkers (Nevertheless/despite/due to/consequently) g. Impressive verbs (bring about change/undergo development)
