Which word means 'enough to meet a need' and can suit a formal report?

• overflowing
• sufficient
• unlimited

Which formal verb means 'ask for'?

• request
• dismiss
• promise

Replacing every two-word phrase with one word always makes writing more suitable for a formal report.

For a formal travel report, rewrite 'The team got to the station at noon' without changing its meaning.

• The team arrived at the station at noon.
• The team departed from the station at noon.
• The team travelled towards the station at noon.

A pupil writes, 'I expect to get the report by post.' Which formal rewrite keeps the meaning?

• I expect to deliver the report by post.
• I expect to forward the report by post.
• I expect to receive the report by post.

Rewrite 'Tell me the club fee, please' for a formal letter. Keep the request for information.

• I am writing to confirm that no club fee is due.
• I am writing to request information about the club fee.
• I am writing to request a refund of the club joining fee.

A class note says, 'We finished the task in eight minutes.' Which formal report sentence keeps exactly that fact?

• The class completed the task in eight minutes.
• The class completed the task in seven minutes.
• The class completed the task in three minutes.

Zara wants a relaxed text to a friend. Rewrite 'I would like to request that you inform me of the party time' while keeping its meaning.

• Has the party been cancelled?
• Please inform me of the party time.
• What time does the party start?