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    Understanding forms

    Forms need to be filled in for lots of different reasons. For example, you might want to record a
    complaint or fill in a course or job application form. Or you might complete a form online to find out
    about jobs in your area or to book a ticket for a journey or a show.
    Forms can be filled in different ways, including:

     by hand
     by word processor and signed by hand
     online (and sent online)

    Before filling in any form it’s important to be sure of the


    purpose of the form and to think about who might read it.

    Tips

    When you’re filling in a form:

     read it carefully before you start writing


     check that you understand all the language used
     make sure you understand the instructions on the form

    Sometimes there are different types of questions in different sections of a form. There may be
    questions with a list of possible answers and you have to choose the answer that applies to you.
    You may have to circle or tick the right answer to a question, or cross out the wrong answers. If
    you’re completing a form on a computer, you may have to use the mouse to click on a drop-down
    menu and you then click on the answer that’s right for you.

    Read the instructions (left) and explanations (right) below

    Write in BLOCK CAPITALS Write the whole word in capital letters

    Please tick appropriate box Put a tick in the box  that’s right for you

    Delete where applicable Cross out the answers that don’t apply to you

    Please print Write without joining up the letters

    Please specify Please give details

    There are several different ways of writing dates. The form should let you know what’s required.
    On some forms, you may need to write the date in boxes.

    D D M M Y Y Y Y For example, you write the day first, then the month and then the year.

    © BBC 2011

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