True, A report should have a clear title and headings., Its main purpose is to present info, evaluate a situation and, where appropriate, make recommendations., "The main of this report is to..." is an appropriate way to introduce a report., Headings such as "Current Situation", "Findings" and "Recommendations" can help organize a report., A report can use passive structures to create an objective, impersonal tone., "It would be advisable to..." is an appropriate phrase for making a recommendation., A recommendation such as "The college should improve its facilities" is a stronger if the report explains what should be improved and why., A report can contain and mixture of description, evaluation and recommendation., A strong report makes it clear why the information presented matters to the intended reader., The writer should make sure that each recommendation is connected to information or findings presented earlier in the report., False, A report should always begin with "Dear Sir / Madam" because it is a formal piece of writing., A report should sound exactly like an academic essay, with no personal references or recommendations.., A report should use informal expressions such as "loads of people" and "a bunch of students" if the writer wants to sound natural., A report should use as many sophisticated linking expressions as possible, even when a simple link would be clearer., The writer should copy the wording of the task whatever possible because this guarantees that all points have been covered., The introduction should contain all the findings so that the reader immediately knows everything the report discovered, A report must always have exactly three body paragraphs., The conclusion should introduce a completely new argument to make the ending more interesting.

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