28 Phrases For Business Reports

This video tutorial provides guidance on writing formal business reports, focusing on structure and useful vocabulary. It covers the main sections of a report: executive summary, introduction, findings, conclusion, and recommendations. The tutorial offers specific phrases and vocabulary for each section, helping viewers understand how to effectively communicate their findings and suggestions in a formal business context.

What is the primary purpose of an executive summary in a business report?

• To provide a detailed analysis of the report

• To give a brief overview of the main points and conclusion

• To list all the references used in the report

• To introduce the author of the report

Which section of a business report typically follows the findings?

• Executive Summary

• Recommendations

• Introduction

• Conclusion

What does the phrase 'further investigation revealed that' imply in a report?

• The report is complete

• The investigation was unnecessary

• New information was discovered

• The investigation was inconclusive

Which word is a more formal way to say 'show' in a business report?

• Present

• Display

• Reveal

• Indicate

Which phrase would you use to start the introduction of a business report?

• The purpose of this report is to

• The findings show that

• It is advisable to

• Based on this initial research

What is the purpose of the recommendations section in a business report?

• To list the findings

• To introduce the report

• To provide suggestions for future actions

• To summarize the report

What does 'consideration should be given to' mean in the context of recommendations?

• Immediate action is required

• The findings are inconclusive

• Careful thought should be applied

• The report is complete