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State three differences between a report and an article.
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Answer
A report records what has already happened and is factual and impersonal, written in the third person and the past tense. An article discusses a topic, may argue a case, and may address the reader directly. A report follows a fixed structure with a heading and by-line; an article is freer in shape and aims to interest as well as inform.
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Explanation
Both must keep to the word limit given in the question.
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