WRITE your report. KEY

1. Huw says it is very important to know the MAIN POINT of the story, the MOST IMPORTANT point. What does he recommend us if we don’t know what is the most important part of our story?

We should tell the story to a friend. We have to think what we want to say to them.

2. Which is the planning you should follow for your report?

• Beginning: key fact. Get straight to the point. The 5 W’s and the H
• Middle: facts and most interesting opinions (if you have them). If you include opinions, give both sides.
• Ending: look to the future or for an original ending.

3. Which are the 3 C’s? Explain them.

Clear, Concise, Correct. A good report should be the three of them.

• Explain what he means by CLEAR.

Use simple vocabulary. Never use a strange, long, difficult word.

Say the words out loud as you write them. This will help you be clear.

• Explain what he means by CONCISE.

Write a SHORT report.

Stick to the key facts.

Write nice, short sentences.

Cut out unnecessary words.

• Explain what he means by CORRECT.

Get the facts right.

Correct grammar.

Correct spelling.

Correct punctuation.

Be honest and truthful.

Mention the source.

4. Why is a report also called script?

A script is used to talk about the text in plays or films, a text written to be read. It is the same with the news on the radio. You write them to read them!

5. Which are his 4 final tips?

1. Say things in your own words.
2. Get someone to look over your work.
3. Change your script several times. Write, write and re-write.
4. Don’t reveal real information about yourself on the internet. Use your first names only!