Professional English Boost Set 8: Reports and Documentation
Welcome to Set 8 of 20 in your pro-level English journey! This set introduces 10 key words and expressions for writing reports and managing documentation. Learn their pronunciation, meanings, and usage, then test yourself with practice questions. Use “Start” to begin, “Random” to jump, “Restart” to reset, and “Next” to proceed. Track progress below and master your reports! Note: Content protected—copying discouraged.
1. Draft
/dræft/Meaning: A preliminary version of a document.
Example: “I’ll send you the draft for review.”
2. Summary
/ˈsʌməri/Meaning: A brief overview of key points.
Example: “The report includes a summary upfront.”
3. Appendix
/əˈpɛndɪks/Meaning: Extra info at the end of a report.
Example: “See the appendix for raw data.”
4. Compile
/kəmˈpaɪl/Meaning: To gather and organize info.
Example: “We need to compile the stats.”
5. Review
/rɪˈvjuː/Meaning: To check or revise a document.
Example: “Please review the final version.”
6. Template
/ˈtɛmpleɪt/Meaning: A standard format for documents.
Example: “Use this template for consistency.”
7. Discrepancy
/dɪsˈkrɛpənsi/Meaning: A difference or error in data.
Example: “We found a discrepancy in the figures.”
8. Finalize
/ˈfaɪnəlaɪz/Meaning: To complete a document.
Example: “Let’s finalize the report today.”
9. Submission
/səbˈmɪʃn/Meaning: The act of sending a document.
Example: “The submission deadline is Friday.”
10. Wrap Up
/ræp ʌp/Meaning: To finish documentation work.
Example: “We’ll wrap up the edits tonight.”
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