Planning a journalistic report based on 'When The Sky Falls'
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I can plan the structure and content of a journalistic report based on the events in the resolution of 'When the Sky Falls'.
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Writing is most successful when it is planned.
In a journalistic report, we can plan both the factual information and perspectives we include.
A journalistic report starts with an introduction giving a summary of the factual information.
The main paragraphs include perspectives using direct and reported speech, along with some additional facts.
The conclusion gives the 'official' perspective and looks to the future.
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