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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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I'm doing a report on architecture, and i'm stumped on how to start it, But i cannot include my self or the reader in the whole report
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State briefly and clearly the subject and purpose of the report. Clive
- State briefly and clearly the subject and purpose of the report.
- Clive
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Anonymous I'm doing a report on architecture, and i'm stumped on how to start it, But i cannot include my self or the reader in the whole reportI find that introductory adverbials in the first sentence really impress teachers.
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Here is a start for a report on architecture:
The Parthenon, built nearly 2500 years ago, is the epitome of Greek classical architecture, often emulated, but never surpassed in its sense of architectural balance and beauty.
The Parthenon, built nearly 2500 years ago, is the epitome of Greek classical architecture, often emulated, but never surpassed in its sense of architectural balance and beauty.
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