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Before you begin your piece of writing, it is important to consider: Here are some questions to ask yourself Your Audience For whom am I writing? Your Purpose What am I trying to accomplish? Your Context How broad is my communicative context? How your writing will be judged How will my writing be judged? Audience : For whom am I writing? At university, your teachers are your primary audience. Other potential readers are your peers. Your readers will look at your work critically. They will expect your writing to display depth of understanding and breadth of reading. Your readers, especially your teacher, will be familiar with the subject, but they will want to see how well you have understood the topic or problem can argue or present your case in writing So, during the planning stage it makes sense to ask: Who is my audience? What does my audience know? What do I need to tell these readers? Purpose : What am I trying to accomplish? Everything you write should have a clear purpose . The purpose will: guide your selection and collection of data, whether literature, interview material, or statistics

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Outlining: Form and function Introduction Structuring by function or procedure Stylistic variation within a report ... Outlining contents of textbooks and theses Introduction The most efficient way to organise a long text is to make an outline of the main sections. Outlines basically record the structure of the text, providing a guide both for the writer in the process of composition and revision, and for the reader , who benefits from having perdiodic reminders of the overall structure of the text Outline structueres comprise headings and sub-headings to guide the reader through a more reader-friendly text. Making an outline requires a certain skill. Texts are generally organised according to: procedures a focus on the research procedures rather than on the subject itself content the subject being studied We'll look at these separately Structuring by function or procedure Structuring by content or Topic Structuring by function or procedure At the macro-level it is better to structure your report by the functional stages of the investigation, rather than by describing aspects of the topic itself.

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a(4,1,'Learning grammar on the web') The best way to learn English grammar is the same way that you learned the grammar of your own language; by listening to English and reading it; by speaking it and writing it. But many learners enjoy doing grammar work and think that it helps them to learn English more quickly! It is certainly true that doing grammar exercises like the ones on these web pages can help a little. For example, if you read and think about the explanations, they may lead you to understand better why a particular grammar form is used in a particular situation. The exercises can also be used to test yourself on what you already know (or think you do!) You need to remember, however, that some people find they are very good at doing grammar work, but make lots of mistakes when they come to write themselves. (And it is even more of a problem when they come to speak.) Others don't do very well in grammar exercises but can write and speak accurately. So the best thing is not to spend too much time on grammar alone. You would do better to read an interesting book. And never forget: no-one learns to speak a language without making grammar mistakes. The main thing is that you can communicate what you want to say!

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Study Skills Writing Study Skills Using Data > Report Writing General and Business Report Writing There are a number of ways to organise the parts of a report. If you are given subject guidelines it is important to follow these. If you are not given guidelines you might need to check with your lecturer how you should present your report. PRELIMINARIES Title page Terms of Reference The person or organisation commissioning a report usually has a specific set of objectives that the report is required to investigate or address. These are known as the 'terms of reference'. They provide the report with the boundaries within which it must operate. Synopsis (Executive summary) This is a summary of the report's major findings. It is usually a one-page outline of the report, its main findings, and principal recommendations. For many reports, this is the most important section as it is to this section that others will turn for an instant understanding of the issues addressed by the report. Consequently, the synopsis should not be treated as an afterthought. Table Of Contents This lists everything contained in the report excluding the cover, title page and the table of contents page itself. Page numbers must be included for every section listed.

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Test "London" Grammar: general questions Ask general questions according to the model: London is an ancient city. Is London an ancient city? 1. London is about 20 centuries old. 2. The population of London including its suburbs is more than eight million people. 3. Due to its geographical situation London has developed into an important seaport. 4. London stretches for nearly thirty miles. 5. The river Thames divides the city into two parts. 6. London consists of four important sections. 7. There are a lot of banks and offices in the City. 8. St. Paul's Cathedral was designed by Christopher Wren in 1970. Check yourself Error: Unable to read footer file.

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