This report provides a detailed analysis of report writing principles, focusing on an example report to identify strengths and weaknesses. The report examines factors such as language, structure, punctuation, conciseness, and the use of person. It highlights the importance of objectivity, accuracy, orderly arrangement, and relevance in effective report writing. The analysis includes an interpretation of evidence from a reading list, pointing out instances of formal punctuation errors, lack of conciseness, inappropriate figurative language, and misuse of person. Recommendations are made to improve future reports, emphasizing the avoidance of exclamation marks, use of concise sentences, the importance of third-person voice, and the use of appropriate report structure. The conclusion summarizes the key findings, reinforcing the significance of factors like accuracy and structure in producing a well-written report.