Top-10 Resources for Business Report Writing (ESL)

Ivy Education Group Business English Report Writing

Description:

Ivy Education Group Business English Report Writing teaches the structure and language of a business report and ends with a fifteen-question quiz. Ivy Education Group is a Myanmar language school publishing free interactive ESL lessons. The lesson defines the standard report sections, sets out a facts-first order of findings, analysis and recommendations, compares a report with an academic essay, and gives ten model sentences.

100% Free (unlimited): The lesson and its fifteen-question quiz are open to anyone, with no account and no payment, and the answers appear on the page as soon as you check them. The other interactive ESL lessons in the learning hub, including the rest of the business English series, are open in the same way.

Access: 100% Free Level: Intermediate (B1-B2) Format: Interactive Tool / Lesson/Tutorial / Quiz/Test Written for: Business English (ESL) English Variant: US

How It Helps Your Business English

What this resource offers:

The lesson defines terms of reference, executive summary, findings, analysis, recommendations and appendices, then explains the facts-first order a report follows and why headings matter. A table sets a business report against an academic essay on purpose, audience, format and style. Ten model sentences, common mistakes and pro-tips follow, with a fifteen-question quiz at the end.

How to use this resource:

You can learn the section names first, then use the ten model sentences as openings for your own introduction, findings and recommendations. The wrong-and-right pairs show you how to replace emotional wording with evidence, which is the change most often asked for in professional reports. The quiz checks whether you can pick the professional option, and you see the answers straight away.

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Last verified — Oct. 18, 2026