如何写正规英文报告report讲义.pptVIP

An email to me Reflect upon your learning in this course, and write an email to me to address the following questions: Do you think you have learned anything from this course? If yes, what have you learned? Do you think after this course’s study you will more consciously analyze texts, when you read them, in terms of their language use, tone, rhetorical structure, and function? Do you think after this course’s study you’ll proceed (business) writing by taking into consideration the audience and purpose? Do you find the project useful? If yes, in what way? Do you find any differences (gap) between real-world business texts and business texts showcased in the course? Do you find this kind of reflection useful for preparing you for your future communicative tasks in your work? In your group project, you must have collaborated with each other. At the same time there must have been disagreements or even conflicts in your group work. How did you solve your conflicts? And what do you think you have learned from this experience? Formal Reports PRESENTING THE FINAL REPORT Long reports are generally organized into three major divisions: prefatory parts * Title page * Letter of Transmittal * Table of Contents * Executive Summary, Abstract, Synopsis (2) body (3) supplementary parts. ECONOMIC IMPACT OF ROXBURY INDUSTRIAL PARK ON THE CITY OF BOSTON Prepared for The Boston City Council Boston, Massachusetts Prepared by Diana Del Rio Senior Research Consultant Del Rio Industrial Consultants January 10, 2OO9 Title page Include report title in all caps with longer line above shorter line Highlight name of report recipient Identifies report writer Notice that no page number appears on the title page, although it is counted as page i. The title page is usually in four evenly balanced areas. To careful to avoid anything unprofessional—such as too many type fonts, italics, oversized print, and inappropriate graphics. Keep the title page simple and