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The document provides a comprehensive guide on how to analyze and respond to non-fictional texts, particularly focusing on articles about technology's impact on youth. It covers the structure of a text analysis, communicative strategies, and how to write a letter to the editor in response to an article.
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This page covers how to write a conclusion for a text analysis and provides a structure for writing a letter to the editor in response to an article.
The conclusion should summarize the overall effect of the communicative strategies on the reader. For example:
"All in all, it can be stated that adult readers are informed about the matter and, based on that, they will be able to understand the younger generation and their communication behavior better."
Introduction
Main Part
Conclusion
Example: "In conclusion, I hope you will draw attention to..."
Highlight: When writing a letter to the editor, it's important to maintain a respectful tone even when disagreeing with the author's viewpoint.
This page contains a brief mediation exercise, likely intended to practice translating or summarizing information from one language to another.
The exercise appears to be a letter beginning with "Dear John," but no further details are provided.
Highlight: Mediation exercises are crucial for developing language skills and understanding how to convey information across different contexts or languages.
Vocabulary: Mediation in language learning refers to the process of facilitating communication between people who are unable to communicate directly.
This page provides a comprehensive list of communicative strategies and useful vocabulary for analyzing non-fictional texts.
When stating the author's intention, use phrases like:
Some key strategies include:
Vocabulary: Colloquial register refers to informal language used in everyday conversation.
Strategies can have various effects, such as:
Example: Using personal pronouns can help establish a relationship with the reader, making the text more engaging and relatable.
Highlight: Understanding these strategies is crucial for a comprehensive textanalyse beispiel (text analysis example).
This page outlines the key components of an analysis article, focusing on how to write an effective introduction and main body.
The introduction should include:
For example: "The feature article '[Title]' by [Author] was published on [Date] in [Publication]. It critically examines the impact of digital communication on young people's lives and development."
The main body should:
Example: "At the beginning, it is stated that the majority..."
When analyzing communicative strategies:
Example: "In lines 1-9, the author quotes three teenagers who share their personal experiences and opinions about using mobile phones to communicate. When 16-year-old Philippa says she could 'rather give up a kidney than [her] phone' (line 1), it becomes clear that mobile phones play a vital role in teenagers' lives. This shocking statement makes the adult reader want to understand why teenagers seem addicted to their phones."
Highlight: The document emphasizes the importance of analyzing how authors use communicative strategies to present their views on teenagers' use of technology.
876
22338
11/12
Analysing a narrative (fictional) text
- narrative techniques - narrative perspectives - useful phrases - analysing language and structure
339
9219
11/10
short story analysis
how to analyse a short story
134
4314
11/12
Analysis Atmosphere (MindMap)
- setting and circumstances - narrator's voice - characters - thesis
41
2063
10
Short Story
what is typical for a short story
247
7461
11/12
Newspaper article - Analysis (Aufbau)
Aufbau: Summary, Newspaper article analysis
205
5726
10/11
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Klausur EF Note: sehr gut - Comprehension - Analysis - re-creation of text
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The document provides a comprehensive guide on how to analyze and respond to non-fictional texts, particularly focusing on articles about technology's impact on youth. It covers the structure of a text analysis, communicative strategies, and how to write a letter to the editor in response to an article.
This page covers how to write a conclusion for a text analysis and provides a structure for writing a letter to the editor in response to an article.
The conclusion should summarize the overall effect of the communicative strategies on the reader. For example:
"All in all, it can be stated that adult readers are informed about the matter and, based on that, they will be able to understand the younger generation and their communication behavior better."
Introduction
Main Part
Conclusion
Example: "In conclusion, I hope you will draw attention to..."
Highlight: When writing a letter to the editor, it's important to maintain a respectful tone even when disagreeing with the author's viewpoint.
This page contains a brief mediation exercise, likely intended to practice translating or summarizing information from one language to another.
The exercise appears to be a letter beginning with "Dear John," but no further details are provided.
Highlight: Mediation exercises are crucial for developing language skills and understanding how to convey information across different contexts or languages.
Vocabulary: Mediation in language learning refers to the process of facilitating communication between people who are unable to communicate directly.
This page provides a comprehensive list of communicative strategies and useful vocabulary for analyzing non-fictional texts.
When stating the author's intention, use phrases like:
Some key strategies include:
Vocabulary: Colloquial register refers to informal language used in everyday conversation.
Strategies can have various effects, such as:
Example: Using personal pronouns can help establish a relationship with the reader, making the text more engaging and relatable.
Highlight: Understanding these strategies is crucial for a comprehensive textanalyse beispiel (text analysis example).
This page outlines the key components of an analysis article, focusing on how to write an effective introduction and main body.
The introduction should include:
For example: "The feature article '[Title]' by [Author] was published on [Date] in [Publication]. It critically examines the impact of digital communication on young people's lives and development."
The main body should:
Example: "At the beginning, it is stated that the majority..."
When analyzing communicative strategies:
Example: "In lines 1-9, the author quotes three teenagers who share their personal experiences and opinions about using mobile phones to communicate. When 16-year-old Philippa says she could 'rather give up a kidney than [her] phone' (line 1), it becomes clear that mobile phones play a vital role in teenagers' lives. This shocking statement makes the adult reader want to understand why teenagers seem addicted to their phones."
Highlight: The document emphasizes the importance of analyzing how authors use communicative strategies to present their views on teenagers' use of technology.
Englisch - Analysing a narrative (fictional) text
- narrative techniques - narrative perspectives - useful phrases - analysing language and structure
876
22338
4
Englisch - short story analysis
how to analyse a short story
339
9219
0
Englisch - Analysis Atmosphere (MindMap)
- setting and circumstances - narrator's voice - characters - thesis
134
4314
0
Englisch - Short Story
what is typical for a short story
41
2063
0
Englisch - Newspaper article - Analysis (Aufbau)
Aufbau: Summary, Newspaper article analysis
247
7461
0
Englisch - The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Klausur EF Note: sehr gut - Comprehension - Analysis - re-creation of text
205
5726
3
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