How do you write a review? (Tips and Rechniques) Writing Skills
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Hello Jenny! hope you are doing great. First of all have the clear idea about the book, article or anything o which you are giving a review. Read it and understand the writer thoroughly. The start the review with a brief but short introduction of the writer and the book or article etc. Then gradually tell the readers what is emphasized by the writer and what important they will find. Tell a little about style of writer. Mostly it should be as that the writer's style is simple, impressive, conveying, and interesting. In the end, tell the readers that why should they read this book or article.
Have a clear topic sentence. --> Tell the story of how and why you were able to use the product or service like setting the stage before the actual review. --> actual review positive and/or negative --> conclude the overall experience
Start with clear introduction then you should give a brief summary of what you are reviewing. Share your opinion because that is the hears of your review. Say what you liked or disliked. You should use adjectives and adverbs to convey your thoughts. Most especially, be honest.
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