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A comprehensive guide on analyzing non-fictional texts, covering structure, language, and writing techniques for effective analysis.
• Explains the difference between summary and analysis, emphasizing the importance of examining HOW the writer presents ideas.
• Provides a step-by-step approach to analyzing non-fictional texts, including aspects to consider and questions to ask.
• Offers useful phrases for discussing text functions, style, word choice, syntax, and tone in analysis writing.
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This page provides a comprehensive list of useful phrases for writing analyses of non-fictional texts, organized into five key areas.
The guide offers various phrases to describe why a text was written, such as:
Example: "The writer wants to convey a personal impression" or "to persuade/to convince/to change the reader's attitude towards something"
This section provides phrases to describe typical means used in non-fictional texts and their effects. For instance:
Quote: "The writer uses technical terms from the field of..." (Means) Quote: "to create reliability" (Effect)
Phrases in this section help in discussing the author's choice of words:
Example: "The writer uses a word/an expression in the literal/figurative sense."
This part offers phrases to discuss sentence structure and its effects:
Quote: "The text contains numerous short and simple sentences."
The final section provides phrases to describe the overall tone of the text:
Example: "The tone of the text is mainly serious/neutral/sad/optimistic/pessimistic..."
Highlight: These Analysis non-fictional text useful phrases are essential tools for crafting a well-structured and insightful non-fictional text analysis.
Vocabulary: Nicht fiktionale Texte analysieren (analyzing non-fictional texts) requires a good grasp of these analytical phrases and techniques.
This page provides a detailed guide on how to effectively analyze non-fictional texts, focusing on the importance of examining both content and presentation techniques.
The key difference between a summary and an analysis is highlighted:
Highlight: While a summary focuses on WHAT a writer deals with, an analysis goes further by examining HOW the writer uses language and structure to present ideas.
The guide outlines two essential steps in analysis:
To assist in identifying these means, the guide suggests examining several aspects of language:
For each aspect, example questions are provided to guide the analysis process. For instance:
Example: For structure, one might ask: "What are the subtopics in the various paragraphs?" or "Does the writer give examples/facts/statistics?"
The guide then outlines a three-step process for organizing and writing the analysis:
Highlight: The guide emphasizes the importance of staying neutral and not giving personal opinions in the analysis.
Vocabulary: Non-fictional text analysis Formulierungen (formulations for non-fictional text analysis) are crucial for effectively communicating analytical findings.
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Lernzettel zur Analyse eines Fiktionalen Texts (grundlegende Informationen)
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How to: Analyse a fictional text
• Language • Setting • Atmosphere • useful phrases • uvm.
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Nadine Schneider
@nadineschneiderx3
·
181 Follower
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A comprehensive guide on analyzing non-fictional texts, covering structure, language, and writing techniques for effective analysis.
• Explains the difference between summary and analysis, emphasizing the importance of examining HOW the writer presents ideas.
• Provides a step-by-step approach to analyzing non-fictional texts, including aspects to consider and questions to ask.
• Offers useful phrases for discussing text functions, style, word choice, syntax, and tone in analysis writing.
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This page provides a comprehensive list of useful phrases for writing analyses of non-fictional texts, organized into five key areas.
The guide offers various phrases to describe why a text was written, such as:
Example: "The writer wants to convey a personal impression" or "to persuade/to convince/to change the reader's attitude towards something"
This section provides phrases to describe typical means used in non-fictional texts and their effects. For instance:
Quote: "The writer uses technical terms from the field of..." (Means) Quote: "to create reliability" (Effect)
Phrases in this section help in discussing the author's choice of words:
Example: "The writer uses a word/an expression in the literal/figurative sense."
This part offers phrases to discuss sentence structure and its effects:
Quote: "The text contains numerous short and simple sentences."
The final section provides phrases to describe the overall tone of the text:
Example: "The tone of the text is mainly serious/neutral/sad/optimistic/pessimistic..."
Highlight: These Analysis non-fictional text useful phrases are essential tools for crafting a well-structured and insightful non-fictional text analysis.
Vocabulary: Nicht fiktionale Texte analysieren (analyzing non-fictional texts) requires a good grasp of these analytical phrases and techniques.
Zugriff auf alle Dokumente
Verbessere deine Noten
Werde Teil der Community
Mit der Anmeldung akzeptierst du die Nutzungsbedingungen und die Datenschutzrichtlinie
This page provides a detailed guide on how to effectively analyze non-fictional texts, focusing on the importance of examining both content and presentation techniques.
The key difference between a summary and an analysis is highlighted:
Highlight: While a summary focuses on WHAT a writer deals with, an analysis goes further by examining HOW the writer uses language and structure to present ideas.
The guide outlines two essential steps in analysis:
To assist in identifying these means, the guide suggests examining several aspects of language:
For each aspect, example questions are provided to guide the analysis process. For instance:
Example: For structure, one might ask: "What are the subtopics in the various paragraphs?" or "Does the writer give examples/facts/statistics?"
The guide then outlines a three-step process for organizing and writing the analysis:
Highlight: The guide emphasizes the importance of staying neutral and not giving personal opinions in the analysis.
Vocabulary: Non-fictional text analysis Formulierungen (formulations for non-fictional text analysis) are crucial for effectively communicating analytical findings.
Englisch - Shakespeare - All the world‘s a stage
•is life like a theatre performance? -> comment
10
445
0
Englisch - Englisch Analyse (style/register/tone)
Hier kannst du ganz einfach zusammengefasst die Schritte einer Analyse sehen (Aufbau). Ausserdem gibt es Formulierungen, die dein Text schöner anhören lassen (Useful phrases) Viel Spass :)
175
7063
0
Englisch - Analysing non-fictional texts
Analysing non-fictional texts
113
3241
0
Englisch - analysis of a newspaper article
rethorical devices difference between quality newspaper and tabloid analysis of an article
54
1835
0
Englisch - Analysis of fictional texts
Lernzettel zur Analyse eines Fiktionalen Texts (grundlegende Informationen)
86
2911
0
Englisch - How to: Analyse a fictional text
• Language • Setting • Atmosphere • useful phrases • uvm.
273
9250
0
Durchschnittliche App-Bewertung
Schüler:innen lieben Knowunity
In Bildungs-App-Charts in 12 Ländern
Schüler:innen haben Lernzettel hochgeladen
iOS User
Philipp, iOS User
Lena, iOS Userin
