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Progress Report   A progress report informs the status of a work in progress. It informs how much of the work is complete, how much remains to be completed and how much money, material and workforce will be needed to complete the work on time. This report is very common for timebound projects like construction of a dam, a road or any building. It may be a software project or the like also. Since the work or project must be completed within a given time frame, a project report is mandatory. Without a project report such work cannot be completed on time. It tells whether the work is going on in right speed or it will require extra workforce, money or material to complete the work on time. See a sample progress report below:- Sample Progress Report Q. You are Raghvendra Mishra The Assistant Project Manager Jai Prakash Associates Pvt Ltd. Write a progress report on progress of construction of retaining wall in the catchment area the dam. Answer. ***   Report Definition and Importance Types

Report of Trouble   A report of trouble informs about a trouble or a hindrance in the operation of a machine or in completion of a work, routine job or a project or the like. It explains the nature of the problem or hindrance and possible solution also. It may be presented in memo or letter or manuscript format depending upon the nature of the problem. See a sample report of trouble below:-   Report of trouble Sample report (letter report) Q. You are Rajesh Ahuja HR Manager in Sawastika Cement Limited Satna ( MP). Some workers in your cement plant have gone on strike against some policies of your organization. You have tried to settle the matter but the leader is adamant on the strike. Write a report of trouble. Answer. ***   Report Definition and Importance Types of Report Structure / Layout of a Report Sample Recommendation Report RGPV B.Tech English First Year Unit 4 Sample Reports

  Last Paper BT-103 (GS) B.Tech., I & II Semester Examination, December 2023 Grading System (GS) English for Communication Time: Three Hours Note: (i) Attempt any five questions. (ii) All questions carry equal marks. Maximum Marks: 70 1. (a) Answer the following as per direction given in brackets: 7  (i) Nishkarsh is playing football. (Change into passive Voice) (ii) He said, "His horse died in the night." (Change into Indirect speech) (iii) She said." Oh no! I missed the train." (Change into Indirect speech) (iv) They were doing good work. (Change into passive Voice) (v) Sam has written a letter. (Change into passive Voice)  (vi) He said, "I have lost my mobile phone." (Change into indirect speech) (vii) "Why haven't you phoned me?" he asked me. (Change into Indirect speech) (b) Choose the correct form of the verb that agrees with the subject.(7) (i) Mathematics (is, are) John's favorite subject, while Civics (is,