Writing a Review
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A review should be divided into three sections - an introduction, main body, and conclusion. The introduction should mention what is being reviewed, such as a book or film, and provide an overall description. The main body should expand on key aspects like plot, characters, and acting through paragraphs, and discuss whether the plot was gripping or disappointing. The conclusion should provide an overall evaluation of whether the reviewer would recommend it and why or why not based on the aspects discussed. The review should use formal language and avoid contractions.
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Writing a Review
- 1. How to write a review
- 2. Language • A review is usually prone to be published in a magazine or newspaper. As a result: • You must use a formal or semi-formal language. • You must avoid contractions (isn’t, weren’t, haven’t) • In reviews you are bound to use the Historic Present (Present Simple)
- 3. Structure • The review should be divided in three: • Introduction • Main body • Conclusion
- 4. Introduction • In this part you have to mention what you are writing about. Is it a book? Is it a film? Give an overall description of it. • Examples: This well-written book; This fascinating film is set; It tackles the theme of; It is based on/written by/directed by; It starts famous actors; It is the sequel to
- 5. Main body • Expand on the main aspects (Plot, characters, actors, writing, direction, en ding, etc) • Examples: The plot revolves around/tackles/deals with/focuses on; It has an unexpected twist when; The film has a start-studded cast; The acting was moving/ powerful; The descriptions were disappointing/unconvincing; The plot is gripping/fastmoving/suspense-filled/far-fetched/dull; The dialogues are witty/touching/unimaginative
- 6. Conclusion • Take into account all the aspects you’ve mentioned before and give a general evaluation of it. Would you recommend it? Why? Why not? • Examples: This novel will make a fascinating read; You should definitely watch; A must-read; A novel you can’t miss reading; All in all it is not worth your money; On the whole the book fails to; I wouldn’t recommend it in view of
- 7. Throw in some collocations! Collocations will enhance your writing: The cast and actors: • accomplished actor • consummate professional • star-studded/all-star cast • well-deserved reputation Negative: • bold experiment • unmitigated disaster • dismal failure • failed attempt Positive: • amazing chain/series of events • suspense builds up • dazzling display of • spectacularly successful • receiving glowing reviews • highly / thoroughly recommend • to think highly of • fire one’s imagination • awaken one’s interest General remarks: • strongly influenced by • bear the suspense • heavily influenced by • hold one’s attention • lasting impression • create the atmosphere of • fiercely criticized
- 8. Don’t forget to check! Once you’ve finished make sure that: • It is written in the proper language • It is divided in three sections (The main body may have several paragraphs) • Check for mistakes
- 9. Good luck!