Eva Said:

What can I do about a bank executive that put me into a line of credit w/out my consent/knowledge?

We Answered:

Sorry, but ONE hard inquiry does not lower your credit score

Caroline Said:

Whats the difference between an executive summary and introduction?

We Answered:

Well clearly, in the introduction, you simply introduce what ever it is that you are to write (book report, thesis, proposal, etc.) A short backgrounder on your topic will be enough. As for the executive summary, it is maniature of what you are to write. It must contain enough information for the readers to become acquainted with the full document without reading it he whole thing.

Alma Said:

i need to write a report by monday?

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Well, it depends what the report is about, of course. But I'll try to give you some general guidelines.

First, in the introduction, start off with a clever question about the topic of the report. It will catch reader's attention and it makes the rest of the introduction flow easier. After that, write a basic summary of what you'll be writing the rest of the report about. Don't make it more than 4-8 sentences. Don't tell everything in the introduction and unless you've been instructed otherwise, assume that the reader doesn't know about the topic you are writing about. Avoid words like you, my, me, your, etc.

In the body of the report, write with rich language, lots of adjectives, strong verbs, adverbs, etc. In some cases, making an outline helps a lot. Make a "web" and write three main topics [the paragraphs] and then write little details about each one. Then, on your rouch draft, elaborate on all of the details. Don't worry about it making sense, just write it. Then, read through it. You'll definitley get ideas for how to make it sound better. So mark those on the draft! Jot down ideas! Pretty soon you'll have the body of the report finished. Also, if you can have someone else proof read it, that helps a lot.

Something else that I always find helpful is reading other people's reports. Finding out how there writing and what there writing helps me write mine. You'll be able to get ideas of what you should be writing and what good writing is.

Good luck!

Derek Said:

Colony Report. How does this look?

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Hey from one Marylander good job! Just a few suggestions and minor corrections make it a bit more clear and hopefully get you an A+. Not Sure how long or detailed the report is supposed to be so pick and choose what info you will.

To be safe you might want to use the founding date of 1632 as when the charter is granted and is what appears on the great seal of Maryland.

The landing date at Saint Mary's City is 1634 by the two ships the Arc and the Dove. Clarify as well that it was George Calvert whom was the First Lord Baltimore and when he died in 1632 it was his son Cecil as you said whom became the 2nd Lord Baltimore and proprietor. It might be of added interest to note that the motivations that Cecil had he did so from overseas and only visited Maryland once and didn't even set foot off of the boat. It was he brother Leonard Calvert who was present in Saint Mary's City as the representative of his brother. Leonard as well died in Maryland his lead coffin can be seen today in Saint Mary's City.

One last thing I'd suggest is note the founding of a Annapolis in 1694 to 1695 as the second capital city and present capital of Maryland today.

All in all you've got your information correct and you've done your research well and it shows.

Oscar Said:

Good Ways To Write A Report To The Executive Committee Regarding Amortization Charges?

We Answered:

No one likes to read about amortization, so just show the figures on a single page and move on.

Keeping the information private is actually more important.

Tina Said:

Do you know about the Executive Branch?

We Answered:

I googled it for you, here's the link