ESL Report Writing Essentials

The video tutorial by Mrs. A focuses on the complexities of report writing for ESL exams. It covers the formal and impersonal style required, the structure including titles and subtitles, and the use of data and statistics. A sample report on bike lanes in Spain is analyzed to demonstrate these concepts. The tutorial concludes with a recap and additional expressions to enhance report writing skills.

What is the primary focus of the video tutorial?

• Improving English listening skills

• Learning English vocabulary

• Understanding ESL report writing

• Practicing English conversation

How is a report described in the video?

• A creative writing task

• A casual letter to a friend

• A fictional story

• A formal and impersonal writing assignment

For which ESL levels is report writing most relevant?

• C2 only

• B2, C1, and C2

• B1 and B2

• A1 and A2

What is the main topic of the sample report discussed?

• Environmental policies in Europe

• Traffic congestion in urban areas

• The benefits of bike lanes in Spain

• Public transportation in Spain

What percentage of people found bike lanes beneficial in the sample report?

• 35%

• 63%

• 40%

• 15%

What style should a report maintain from start to finish?

• Emotional and persuasive

• Humorous and engaging

• Formal and impersonal

• Casual and friendly

What is emphasized over accuracy in ESL report writing?

• Creativity

• Skill in presentation

• Use of complex vocabulary

• Length of the report

What should the title of a report be like?

• A question

• A quote

• Formal and to the point

• Creative and catchy

How should findings be presented in a report?

• In a narrative style

• Using data and statistics

• With personal opinions

• Through anecdotes

What is a key element of writing a conclusion in a report?

• Asking a question

• Using informal language

• Making a prediction or recommendation

• Including a personal story