Memo-report

Dear readers,

To practice and improve our writing skills we had to make a memoreport. I'm now going to discuss how i prepared for this and what the results are.
Memo report,
We first had to write a few example memo-reports to practice. Our teacher gave us the link of a program which will evaluate the text when you are uploading it on this page: http://www.lextutor.ca/vp/eng/. The program will search for the type of words you use in your text, the so-called K1 words, K2 words, AML words and off-list words.
- K1 words: 1000 most frequently used English words.
- K2 words: second 1000 most frequently used English words.
- AML words: 570 word families which are frequently used in a broad range of academic texts.
- Off-list words: words which are not in the other three word list
You can see my score of the practice memo-report in this table:

Words recategorized by user as 1k items (proper nouns etc): NONE (total 0 tokens)

Families Types Tokens Percent K1 Words (1-1000): 92 105 263 69.95%   Function: ... ... (152) (40.43%)   Content: ... ... (111) (29.52%) >   Anglo-Sax       =Not Greco-Lat/Fr Cog: ... ... (43) (11.44%) K2 Words (1001-2000): 17 22 32 8.51% >   Anglo-Sax:      ... ... (15) (3.99%)     1k+2k       ... ... (78.46%) AWL Words (academic): 29 30 41 10.90% >   Anglo-Sax:      ... ... (9) (2.39%) Off-List Words: ? 21 40 10.64% 138+? 178 376 100%

Looking to this score it should be good. But to become a more native English writer is should improve the K2 words, because of the low percentage. 
I really thought this wouldn't be enough to get a sufficient grade but after the teacher graded the last memoreport I was happy. The result was good even my score was low on the K2 words. My grade was a 7,37 so more then sufficient.

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