Week 10: Reports and Proposals
Report from http://www.wright.edu/~david.wilson/eng3000/samplereport.pdf In a report, we see formal language (full form of verbs, high- level vocabulary) in order to inform the reader by a research. It contains lots of information, statistics and references. Starting with the purpose of the report, you must continue with numbered points so you can follow your ideas in an organised way. In a proposal, the aim is to convince the reader to start new activities. It is less formal than the report. You have to be more creative in a proposal, suggesting with arguments, than in a report, in which you are supposed to inform with facts.