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Bring the difficult bit.

A rough table, a tangled process or a report that needs a clearer opening can provide a useful starting point.

Define the reading task.

Explain who will use the information and what they need to take away from it. Mention the intended medium and any constraints on the source material.

For a data graphic, describe the definitions and comparison rather than sending private source records. For a process diagram, outline the main steps. For a report, identify the page or passage that needs attention.

Prepare a project enquiry