Page 1: Summary Structure and Key Elements
This page outlines the fundamental structure for writing a summary in English, emphasizing the importance of including key information and using appropriate language.
The guide recommends starting with essential details such as the title, author, text type, publication year/place, and main topic. It then suggests using the "Who, What, When, Where, How, Why" approach to cover all crucial aspects of the text.
Example: "The [Text type, Title] is written by [Author] and published in [Year] and deals with the topic [Main theme]."
The page also provides useful summary Satzanfänge (sentence starters) to help structure the summary effectively:
- "First, the author points out..."
- "The author explains that..."
- "Furthermore / Moreover / Although..."
Highlight: The guide emphasizes the importance of summarizing the main points of the text and identifying the author's intended message.
For the conclusion, it suggests using phrases like "All in all" or "In conclusion" to wrap up the summary concisely.