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    This document provides guidelines for writing a technical report. It suggests using technical terminology and generalised descriptions without evaluations in the present tense. Descriptions should cover different aspects in paragraphs linked with verbs, using action verbs and comparisons to fully explain topics.

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    This document provides guidelines for writing a technical report. It suggests using technical terminology and generalised descriptions without evaluations in the present tense. Descriptions should cover different aspects in paragraphs linked with verbs, using action verbs and comparisons to fully explain topics.

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    Scaffold For Report: General Statement or Classification

    Uploaded by

    Masru'ah
    This document provides guidelines for writing a technical report. It suggests using technical terminology and generalised descriptions without evaluations in the present tense. Descriptions should cover different aspects in paragraphs linked with verbs, using action verbs and comparisons to fully explain topics.

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    SCAFFOLD FOR REPORT

    GENERAL STATEMENT OR CLASSIFICATION


    Technical
    terminology

    DESCRIPTION

    Terminology
    generalised and
    not evaluative
    Written in the
    present tense,
    giving the idea of
    timeless truth

    DESCRIPTION

    Paragraphs
    generally deal
    with different
    aspects of the
    description
    Use of linking
    verbs (and/is)

    DESCRIPTION

    Use of action
    verbs
    Comparison (like)

    DESCRIPTION

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