What tense should I use when writing a report
2012年7月12日 · In this context, I am writing a placement report which is meant to summarize what I learned during the placement year. It was okay to start off writing it initially, but then the question came when I was trying to describe a project I and my colleagues did in the past, as well as the nature of the project.
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2009年3月23日 · Actually, in the UK anyway, you basically 'make' a report and 'do' something which is a process. What this means is that you might say "Yes sir. I'll make a report". You might then decide to go home and 'do the report' in the morning. In this case the difference is that the boss is concerned with the product and you are thinking of the production.
"Prepared by" in a report - WordReference Forums
2021年6月21日 · Perhaps it's a culture thing. The purpose of a report is to inform decision-makers so that they can make decisions. After that, the report has done its job and is useless. Perhaps later, when another decision is needed, a completely new report will be required. In theory, the additional options you list are all possible.
a tag question with 'need' - WordReference Forums
2008年1月10日 · Hello Frankiee. Your sentence is grammatically correct, yes, with the right tag. (However, that's not how I'd say it myself.
School subjects - capital letters? | WordReference Forums
2013年9月13日 · I got a little confused as I noticed some people write school subjects (like Maths, History) in lowercase, and when they told me it's the correct way of spelling school subjects. My teachers always taught me to write them in capital letter, no matter if it's a language or not.
How to write full names containing: Second, Third (II, III)
2009年8月14日 · I'm trying to figure out the correct way to write out a person's full name in this circumstance: Example: John Smith the Second John Smith the Third Are these correct? Is Second and Third capitalized? I don't want to write them: John Smith II John Smith III I want to know the right way to write them out in full.
Detail vs. detailed - WordReference Forums
2011年1月11日 · Quite often than not, I get confused with the use of detail and detailed. For example, I feel that ‘detail’ can be replaced by ‘detailed’ in the following sentence, without changing the meaning of the sentence. Is there a simple rule to differentiate between these two words? 1. They published...
In visit, On visit or At visit??? - WordReference Forums
2009年9月21日 · I have to write a report of my visits to a hospital. Which is the correct preposition to say: ON visit one, such and such a thing happened... Shall I use ON visit 1? Or IN visit 1? Or At visit 1??? Thanks for your help! :)
Thanks for your help on or in or with or for this. - WordReference …
2011年6月8日 · Hi I want to send email to my partner to say : "Thanks for your help on or in or with or for this." ?? after he helped me to write a good report. Thank you.
wrote it up on the blackboard vs wrote it down on the blackboard
2007年5月12日 · To write up : to summarize : notes of a meeting, specifications, an account of an incident, whatever, with a view to the summary being read by some other party. To write down: to put on paper, rather than relying on memory : write down the directions, the recipe, the name, the license plate number.