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to write a tuft

Boys, as seen in the class, I pass an example how the work should go.
Always remember you have to answer the 5 w (What, When, Where, Who, How), ie at 5 Q plating journalism.
So when we ask:
WHAT? It refers to what happened.
WHEN? Refers to the date.
WHERE? Refers to the place.
WHO? Refers to the subject / obejto the news.
HOW? Refers to how it happened, how it was.

Remember to always put in BOLD and should always cite the source, otherwise the work will be wrong. IMPORTANT

Example: Title

Strong rejection of "technology tax hike" Tuft

The Government sent, on 8 April, the National Congress A bill to raise the value added tax (VAT) on electronic products that are manufactured outside of Tierra del Fuego. However, the Chamber of Deputies does not treat until after June 28. The initiative is considered unconstitutional and harmful to the users and buyers as well as several provinces of Argentina.

Source: www.infobae.com

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do and what not in a TS

The following work was performed by a aumna in 2008. Work is good, but using too many quotes and does not explain with words, the same applies when talking about the theory. While providing the look and concepts that were explained there is a loaded text of Quotations. This work was
would lack captions, the more interpretation, more related to other authors such as Williams, for example. TS
In calling a close relationship with authors and personal interpretation.

SOME DETAILS ON THE EMBRYO PHASE SCANNING PROCESS FOR THE RADIO IN ARGENTINA

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subtopics

then have the sub-allocation table that provided the chair . Each student, once you complete your registration on the official website of the Chair in particular sub-item will then need to relate to the financial crisis and the relevant literature.

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History of Communication, Raymond Williams

Here are the complete book of Raymond Williams.
IMPORTANT: CHAPTER TO READ IS THE 4 (FOUR) whose pages are from 182 to 210.

History of Communication