In an essay, you should always write in a formal or semi-formal style. , TRUE, FALSE, An informal and friendly letter or e-mail usually starts with “Dear Sir or Madam”., TRUE, FALSE, In a review, you should include your personal opinion about a film, book or place. , TRUE, FALSE, An article should never have a creative title. , TRUE, FALSE, A report is usually written for a teacher or a person in authority., TRUE, FALSE, In an essay, you should include direct questions to the reader (e.g. “Do you agree?”). , TRUE, FALSE, An informal and friendly letter or e-mail should include contractions like “I’m”, “don’t”, “it’s”. , TRUE, FALSE, A report often uses headings (and bullet points) to organise information. , TRUE, FALSE, An article is often written for a teen magazine or website which is informal. , TRUE, FALSE, In a review, you should avoid giving recommendations. , TRUE, FALSE, An essay usually discusses a topic in a balanced way, considering different points of view. , TRUE, FALSE, An informal letter or e-mail should sound friendly and conversational., TRUE, FALSE, A report should include personal anecdotes and emotional language. , TRUE, FALSE, An article should directly address the reader (e.g. “Have you ever wondered…?”). , TRUE, FALSE, A review usually ends with a recommendation or final opinion. , TRUE, FALSE, An essay needs a lot of formal connectors (However/In addition/Despite the fact that/ ...such as.../etc.), TRUE, FALSE, An informal and friendly letter or e-mail should finish with your name and surname, TRUE, FALSE, A report needs a creative title., TRUE, FALSE, A review should describe a film/place/event and give personal opinions based on evidence and impressions., TRUE, FALSE, An article should speak indirectly and elegantly to the reader., TRUE, FALSE.

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