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    When writing a review of a book, film, or play, include the following: 1) An introduction providing general information like the title, type of work, setting, theme, and main characters. 2) A section on the main plot points. 3) Comments on elements like acting, plot, script/dialogue quality. 4) A conclusion with an overall assessment and justification of whether the work is worth seeing/reading.

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    When writing a review of a book, film, or play, include the following: 1) An introduction providing general information like the title, type of work, setting, theme, and main characters. 2) A section on the main plot points. 3) Comments on elements like acting, plot, script/dialogue quality. 4) A conclusion with an overall assessment and justification of whether the work is worth seeing/reading.

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    When writing a review of a book, film, or play, include the following: 1) An introduction providing general information like the title, type of work, setting, theme, and main characters. 2) A section on the main plot points. 3) Comments on elements like acting, plot, script/dialogue quality. 4) A conclusion with an overall assessment and justification of whether the work is worth seeing/reading.

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    Writing Book Review-Nl

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    When writing a review of a book, film, or play, include the following: 1) An introduction providing general information like the title, type of work, setting, theme, and main characters. 2) A section on the main plot points. 3) Comments on elements like acting, plot, script/dialogue quality. 4) A conclusion with an overall assessment and justification of whether the work is worth seeing/reading.

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    Writing- Review Articles

    When asked to write a review of a book or film, use the following layout

    Title
    Introduction: General info
    Title- type of book/film/play (romantic/thriller/comedy/action..etc)the setting-(when ,where)- the theme- main characters. e.g. This well-written/informative/thought-provoking book is about .. It is set in .. /tells the story of . / is based on /The film stars . / is directed by/ is the sequel to

    Body 1: Main points of the plot


    ./the plot revolves around./ the story reaches a dramatic climax when. / has an unexpected twist

    Body 2: Comments on
    Acting: moving/ powerful/unconvincing/weak/ disappointing Plot: gripping/ suspense-filled/fast-moving-fa-fetched-unpredictableconfusing/ dull/unimaginative Script/dialogue: touching/witty/hilarious/boring/mundane/ It is beautifully/sensitively written/ directed.

    Conclusion: Overall assessment + justification.


    You should definitely see/read /Dont miss it./ you might enjoy.. All in all, it is well- worth seeing/reading since On the whole, I wouldnt recommend it, in view of the fact that. It is a classic of its kind/ It is sure to be a best seller/a hit

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