If you were in charge of a new shopping centre, what would you change? This IGCSE ESL Exercise 6 task asks you to write a real report for the managers… Read more ↓If you were in charge of a new shopping centre, what would you change? This IGCSE ESL Exercise 6 task asks you to write a real report for the managers of a shopping centre that has just opened in your area. You have four comments to get you thinking, but the strongest reports will go further — giving an honest assessment of the centre and putting forward specific, convincing suggestions for how to bring in more visitors. Aim for 120–160 words in 30 minutes. Your score out of 15 appears automatically when you submit. Read less ↑
IGCSE ESL
Writing Exercise: Report
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Writing Exercise: Report
IGCSE ESL
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adequateadjective
Enough or satisfactory for a particular purpose.
examineverb
To look at something carefully in order to learn more about it.
inadequateadjective
Not good enough or not enough in amount or quality.
limitedadjective
Small in amount, number, or range.
objectiveadjective
Based on facts rather than on personal feelings or opinions.
outlineverb
To give the main facts or ideas about something, without much detail.
presentverb
To give or show information formally to others.
recommendationnoun
A suggestion about what should be done, based on careful thought.
respondentnoun
A person who answers a question, survey, or questionnaire.
restrictedadjective
Limited or controlled in some way.
subheadingnoun
A smaller title under the main heading, used to divide a section.
surveynoun
A study in which people are asked questions to gather information.
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