A review

• 1. Get the reader’s attention. Mention the title, state the subject of the review and your opinion in general.
• 2. Describe the plot. (in CAE reviews you can introduce your views in tandem with the points in your description). If it is a film, DO NOT disclose how it ends.
• 3. Give your opinion. It is better to give balanced view rather than entirely positive or negative comments. Explain why.
• 4. Summarise/restate your opinion/ recommend.
• Having never seen/read/tried… before I approached … with a sense of trepidation, what to expect. Soon however, all my fears were allayed.
• Being a bit of a film buff/book worm, the news that … released a new film/book had me itching to see/read it.
• Passive voice
• … one may be required to take…
• … left a lot to be desired …
• Personal/impersonal structures:
• It is generally accepted that…
• The author is said to have been…
• mixed conditionals/inversion:
• Were I to sum up … in one word, it would be…
• Seldom do I find the time to…, however when I do take time out of my hectic schedule, I like...

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