A report is a formal document that provides information about a specific topic. It can describe facts, explain processes, or analyze data. Reports are used throughout many topics, including science, education, and the workplace.
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How to write... a report 1. Title: Use a clear title that explains what the report is about. Example titles: • "The Effects of Pollution on Marine Life" 2. Introduction: explain the purpose of the report. For example, state that you are providing results from a survey, research, or experiment. 3. Body of the Report: The body is where you present the facts and information you gathered. Be sure to organize your points logically and use expressions to help explain the results. 4. Conclusion: In the conclusion, summarize the main findings. |
► Use Phrases to Explain Results:
"This survey shows that..."
"The results indicate that..."
"According to the data collected..."
"It was observed that..."