Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

Points to consider:
• Reports should be written in a formal style (complex sentences, non-colloquial English, frequent use of the passive, linking words/phrases).
• Before you write your report you should think of who the report is being written by and who the report is addressed to.
• Give your report an appropriate subject title, then carefully plan the information you will present. Think of suitable subheadings, then decide on the information you will include under each subheading. Use linking words to join your ideas.
Useful Language
• To begin reports:
The purpose/aim/intention of this report is to ...
As requested, this is a report concerning/regarding ...
This report, etc contains/outlines/examines/assesses ...
• To end reports:
To conclude/To sum up/In conclusion/On the whole. ..
On the basis of the points mentioned above, it would seem that...
It is (therefore) felt/believed/apparent/obvious (that) ...
I/We conclude/recommend/would suggest (that)...
My/Our recommendation is that... should be ...
Activity 1. Match the report types with their definitions.
1. assessment report.
2. informative report.
3. survey report.
4. proposal reports.
a) which presents facts concerning a meeting that has taken place, progress made on a project, etc;
b) which presents plans, decisions for suggestions concerning possible future courses of action for approval by one's superior at work, a bank manager, members of a committee, etc
c) which presents and estimate the positive and/or negative features of a person, place, plan, etc; they also include your opinion and/or recommendation
d) which presents and analyses information gathered from door-to-door investigations/questionnaires, including conclusions drawn from this information and suggestions or recommendations
Answers: 1. C 2. A 3. D 4. B