Write a News-Style Report About an Event
Learn to write a factual news-style report that covers the key event details, includes evidence or sources, and reports the outcome objectively.
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Write a concise B1 report using who/what/when/where information, factual details, source language, outcome information, and a neutral tone.
Model text
A local community centre opened a new weekend market in Green Square on Saturday. More than forty small businesses took part, selling food, handmade products, books, plants, and local art. The event began at 10 a.m. and attracted hundreds of visitors throughout the day, despite some light rain. Organisers also arranged live music, cooking demonstrations, and free activities for children. According to several sellers, the market was busier than expected, and many had sold most of their products before closing time. Visitors said they liked being able to support local businesses in one place. The organisers have announced that the market will take place again on the first Saturday of September after receiving positive feedback. They are also considering adding more food stalls next time.
How to write
A ... opened...
The event took place...
More than...
The event began at...
Organisers also...
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Use clear topic sentences and support them with specific details.
Connect ideas with words such as because, however, for example, although, finally when they fit the task.
Explain why, add an example, or show a result.
Use a mix of simple and longer sentences, but keep every sentence easy to understand.
At B1, your reader should be able to follow the text from beginning to end without guessing how the ideas connect.
Specific details and reasons make your writing stronger than general statements.
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Write a News-Style Report About an Event
Learn to write a factual news-style report that covers the key event details, includes evidence or sources, and reports the outcome objectively.
Write about 120–130 words and develop your ideas clearly.
Write a news-style report about a local event. Include who/what/when/where, several factual details, at least one source or reported comment, and the outcome.
- State what happened, where, and when.
- Include factual details or numbers.
- Describe at least two event activities or developments.
- Use source language such as According to... or ... said.
- Report the result or reaction.
- Mention what happens next if relevant.
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