Task: write a short formal report using language from across this course.
Notice
- Choose a topic: a workplace issue, a project update, or a proposal for change.
Rule
Your task: Write a short formal report (8–10 sentences) with an introduction, findings, a recommendation, and a conclusion. Use at least five structures from this course: inversion, the subjunctive, nominalisation, advanced linking, and a persuasive technique.
Practice
- Planning line: what will your report be about?
Answer: Personal answer. - Draft your introduction sentence.
Answer: Personal answer.
Connect
Read model reports before writing your own.
CEFR: Writing — write clear, well-structured text on complex subjects, in an appropriately formal style.
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