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2009年3月23日 · Actually, in the UK anyway, you basically 'make' a report and 'do' something which is a process. What this means is that you might say "Yes sir. I'll make a report". You might then decide to go home and 'do the report' in the morning. In this case the difference is that the boss is concerned with the product and you are thinking of the production.
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2010年8月24日 · I think "make" or "do" sound fine in speech, e.g. "I have to do a report on the solar system," or "Please make a report on it for me." However, in written work they may be too informal. I would never use "make" or "do" on a resume or any other kind of professional work- …
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2006年5月12日 · do / make a report. Thread starter riglos; Start date May 12, 2006; R. riglos Senior Member.
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2014年10月1日 · How about this: The reports of/on the war going on between the two countries are contradictory. I think both are correct and have the same meaning, though personally I'd choose "on".
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2013年6月10日 · Hey! I'd like to know what's the difference btw "I'd like to thank everyone who helped me make this report" and "I'd like to thank everyone who helped me TO make this report". Maybe it is the same after all but I'd like to be sure my syntax is correct. Thanks for your help!
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2008年6月18日 · I think only 'make progress' is right: 'progress' is a long-term development rather than something short-term that just happens (e.g. If you learn to play the piano, you make progress over a series of lessons, rather than 'a progress' every lesson). Because you wouldn't expect there to be more than one, you don't say 'a'.
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2006年11月2日 · I would say "do a review" instead of "make a review". Do you have more context? You could probably also just use 'review' alone as a verb as in: 'Please review my report'
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2016年12月30日 · Both "report of" and "report on" can be grammatically correct, lanKhoo. You haven't provided any context or told us what you want your sentence to mean. The manager has been receiving reports of unauthorized computer use by the staff.
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2008年8月3日 · Hello to everybody, When you use the verb "to commission" (a report, for example), which word do you use to introduce the organization that has to produce the report? In the following sentence, for example, is "from" correct ("to commission something from someone")? In order to clarify the...
What tense should I use when writing a report
2012年7月12日 · If your report is on events that happened in the past, use the past tense; if it refers to the present or to eternal truths, use the present tense. In the Conclusions to your report, you may use the past if the conclusions refer to a specific state of affairs in the past, or the present if you're confident that your discoveries are universal or ...