Formal Reports
A report provides factual information and suggestions in a highly structured, objective format.
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No Contractions or Emotions!
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The aim of this report is to evaluate the current library facilities.
Findings
It was found that a significant proportion of students require more study space.
Recommendations
Consequently, it is recommended that the reading area be expanded.
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Yes, absolutely! Bullet points make the 'Findings' and 'Recommendations' sections much easier to read. Examiners actually prefer it because it looks like a real business document. Just don't use them in the Intro or Conclusion! 📝
Can I use 'I' or 'We' in the report?
Try to avoid it to sound more professional. Instead of saying 'We found that...', use the passive voice: 'It was found that...'. This makes the report sound objective and formal. 👔
Teacher, is it okay to use bullet points in a formal report?