English, asked by singhamarjeet95233, 7 hours ago

Monica, a class XII student from 15, Akbar Road, Shimla desires to be an actress. She has

written to the National School of Drama, New Delhi seeking information about courses,

admission procedures, eligibility criteria, fee structure, placement opportunities, etc.

Write to her letter.​

Answers

Answered by niladrichakraborty07
0

Answer:

Report Writing Class 12 Format, Examples, Topics, Samples

Click here to get access to the best NCERT Solutions for Class 12 English. Go through this Report Writing Class 12 Format, Examples, Topics, Samples to learn English.

Report Writing Class 12 CBSE Format, Examples, Topics, Samples

Let’s understand……………..

A Report is a written composition or, in other words, we can say it is a prepared talk about a particular subject. It is a vivid expression of a personal experience on account of something heard, seen, done, studied etc meant to be published or broadcasted. The most common example is the news reports we read in the newspapers, everyday. Reports can be of many types, such as

 

A newspaper report

A report about an event or function at school/institute/ organisation

A report about an accident/happening that you have witnessed

A report about an enquiry or survey

CBSE Class 12 English Long Compositions - Report

Students are required to write either newspaper reports or reports for the school magazines.

Here are some of the few tips for the students to effectively your Time Management Essay

While Writing a Report

be factual and do not add any information on your own that may seen fictitious.

write in indirect speech and preferably in passive voice.

write in third person form and avoid using pronouns like I, me or you.

avoid imposing your personal opinions and do not make any conclusions.

answer the questions to ‘when’, ‘where’, ‘why’, ‘what’, ‘who’ and ‘how’.

Format of a Report

Headline

Byline (Name of the reporter)

Opening paragraph

Details (Next two paragraphs)

Conclusive statement

(It can either be a summary of the whole situation, a conclusion, condemnation, appeal, or warning)

Marking Scheme    

Format    1 Mark

Headline, byline, date, and place.

Content    4’Marks

What, when, where, who, how the incident happened.

Expression    5 Marks

Logical and relevant details without grammatical or spelling errors.

Answered by jhamadhvi5
0

Answer:

below is the proper letter

Explanation:

From,Monica

15,Akbar road

Shimla

17th December 2022

To, National school of Drama,

New Delhi

Subject- Inquiring for Admission

Dear sir/mam,

l saw your advertising board near Mexi ground and would like to know more about your training courses.

l am Monica , ac class 12th student ,and l desire to be an actress.l would like to join your academy to learn some amazing acting skills.l am also planning to ba an Hollywood actress in future

Could you please give information about your courses and admission procedure? l would also like to know about the eligibility criteria and fee structure for the different kind of courses

lt will be really helpful if you tell me about if l get and placement opportunity after completing a particular coarse.

looking forward for a reply as early as possible

THANKING YOU

your sincerely

Monica .T.

[Class XII]

MARK ME AS THE BRAINLIEST IF IT HELPS

Similar questions