English Composition › Section G · The evaluation or review › Topic G.2
Writing a review
A strong review is built before it is written: you choose criteria, study the work closely, and turn your verdict into a thesis that the evidence can carry from the introduction to the recommendation.
In this topic
- The assignment: a review that matters
- Invention: genre traits and evidence
- Choosing and testing criteria
- Planning the thesis
- Worked example: from angle to thesis
- Summary, evaluation and secondary sources
- Drafting the introduction and body
- Worked example: a model introduction
- The conclusion and peer review
- Revising with ownership
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Key takeaways
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