Termiz state university The faculty of foreign philology the field of foreign languages an literature English second course group 225

Termiz state university The faculty of foreign philology
the field of foreign languages an literature
English second course group 225
Alloviddinova Dilorom
Prepared from the subject of the integrated course of teaching foreign language

INDEPENDENT
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Theme:Letters devoted to the description of events,people and objects,texts.

Received by: Gulnigor Mavlonova.
Handed by: Aloviddinova Dilorom..


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Plan:

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   Tips for writing a great event description
   
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   Give us information, not opinion or rhetoric
   
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   Tell us who your experts and speakers are
   

Give me one good reason why I should give up my limited spare time to come to your Science Week event! While you’re at it, give me a few good reasons.

A strong and clear event description excites punters: tell them what will happen at the event, who will be speaking, and what they might get out of attending. Your event may be brilliant, but no one else will know without you telling and convincing them.
Good event descriptions can also lead to more media coverage. This is important—both for encouraging people to attend events and for talking about science with a broader audience. The descriptions of registered events give the publicity team material to work with and provide journalists with leads for events and speakers that might make good stories.
Tips for writing a great event description
Write a short, snappy event title.
Good examples include ‘Can science save humanity?’, ‘Fifty shades of cray: reproduction in the sea’, ‘Epigenetics: you are what your grandparents ate’ or ‘The mathematical magic of The Simpsons’. They are attention grabbing or challenging, descriptive, fun and/or convey a lot in a few short words.
‘National Science Week in Toowoomba’ isn’t a great title—people will know the event has something to do with Science Week because they’ve come across it on the Science Week app or website. Choose words that provide new information.