Reading task in a workplace and reading for personal or academic purposes have many similarities and differences. A difference is that when you read for a work place you need to be careful of what you are reading because if you miss something or skim through the information and make amistake it will affect your job and others around you or sometimes the people that you are helping. While reading for academic purpose it also is very important to be careful, but it will affect your grades and only affect you not anyone around you. Some Similarities is that for both you should never skim read anything, everything should be read very carefully.
<span>Differentiate between the “Question” and “Hypothesis” sections of her report.
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"Question" states what she is asking.
"Hypothesis" states what she thinks the answer to that question is using the "if... then... because" format.
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When we use the indirect or reported speech to rewrite the sentence, it becomes the following:
Lhamo commanded Pema to leave her alone.
<h3 /><h3>Reported speech</h3>
We use reported speech to tell others what someone said. The verb we use indicates the type of sentence that was said by that person.
For example, "state" and "command" indicate different types of sentences. "State" is used for affirmations, whereas "command" is used for orders.
In the sentence we rewrote above, we used "command" since Lhamo was ordering the other person to leave her alone.
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