1. Remember that with almost any report your goal is to assess the topic of your report and provide your target reader with ____. Sometimes you may be asked to give ____ based on it. 2. Your target reader is usually someone in ____, e.g. a university professor, city council chair, a head of a committee, etc. 3. ____ are an integral part of the layout. You should use them. 4. Start with the introduction. ____ of the report without copying the wording of the question. 5. ____ help you to structure your ideas and demonstrate the conventions of the task. At the same time, they limit the range of lexical and grammatical structures that you may demonstrate. Thus, it is a good idea to use them, but do not overuse. 6. The content is mainly factual, but you need to use ____ to add necessary detail, come up with possible problems and solutions. 7. You need to demonstrate an awareness of ____ (cliches) commonly used in reports. 8. You should ____ with summarising comment and / or final recommendation.

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