Parts of a Review
It should be short, creative, and eye-catching. It’s the first thing the reader sees.
TITLE
How should the tone be in a review?
SEMI-FORMAL, FRIENDLY.
Words like “Also” or “In addition” are used to do this.
ADD IDEAS
You must include this so the reader understands how you feel about the item.
CLEAR OPINION
This is the last part of the review where you say whether you recommend it and for whom.
CONCLUSION
Words like “amazing,” “boring,” or “exciting” are examples of this.
DESCRIPTIVE ADJECTIVES
A general term for words or phrases that link your ideas and help organize your writing.
LINKERS
At the end, you should give this to help readers decide if the item is for them.
RECOMMENDATION
It's the section where you introduce the item and grab the reader’s attention with a question or surprising fact.
INTRODUCTION
These are the two main tenses used in a review.
PRESENT AND PAST TENSES
These are used to contrast two different ideas, like “However” or “On the other hand.”
CONTRAST LINKERS
You should never include this, because it could ruin the story for others.
SPOILER
This part describes the setting, characters, and plot, but avoids spoilers.
BODY 1: DESCRIPTION
Expressions like “In my view” or “I think” are examples of this.
OPINION LINKERS
This type of linker helps you express your personal opinion.
OPINION LINKER
What type of tone you NOT use for a review?
VERY FORMAL OR IN AN ACADEMIC WAY
In this part, you give your personal opinion about the acting, effects, or storyline.
BODY 2: OPINION
This is a group of words related to reviews, like “setting,” “soundtrack,” or “main character.”
Why should you use linkers in your review?
TO ORGANIZE YOUR IDEAS AND MAKE THE TEXT EASIER TO FOLLOW
This helps you improve your review writing by learning from examples.
READING OTHER REVIEWS