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Writing a Report

Introduction, findings, recommendations.

Examples

  • The aim of this report is to...

Key rules

  • A report has a title, introduction, findings, recommendations and a conclusion
  • Use headings and numbered sections
  • Write in a formal, objective tone

Common mistakes

  • The problem is bad and the people are unhappy. → Survey results show that 60% of staff are dissatisfied with the current system.

Use cases

  • Business and school reports
  • Project updates
  • Research summaries
💡 Tip: Write the findings from the data, not from opinion, and label each section clearly.
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