I have to write a report on an interview but in third person how should i start it off?

Question

I have to write a report on an interview but in third person how should i start it off?

Answer 1

Third person means tell it like a story about someone else.  So, don't say "I met with so-snd-so and he told me..." Say, "So-and-so grew up in a small town in Georgia..." or "started his law career in New York" or whatever.  Hope that helps. Don't tell the part about your interview, just tell what you learned.

Answer 2

Why don't you do it as an interview of an interviewer interviewing someone else. Like you're the sidelines listening to the interviewer and interviewee and interviewing that. As I sat at the table, I listened and jotted down notes while (A) was in deep conversation with(B)etc.,etc.,.  

Oh well, it was worth a shot!!! Good Luck

Answer 3

Well, your report can start with a thesis statement on your topic. But mainly it is kind of hard to help when I don't know what your report is about but still try a thesis statement.

Best of British(Good Luck) and Have an Amazing Life.