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.

Page 2: Comment Structure and Argumentation

This section focuses on the structure and content of a comment or opinion piece in English, providing a framework for presenting and supporting arguments effectively.

The guide recommends beginning with an introduction that clearly states the topic and its importance:

Example: "My comment deals with... This topic/question is very important because..."

It then outlines a structure for presenting arguments:

1. First argument: Introduce, explain, and provide evidence or examples.
2. Second argument: Follow the same pattern as the first.
3. Third argument (if applicable): Continue the structure.

Highlight: The guide emphasizes the importance of using transitional phrases like "On the one hand..." and "On the other hand..." to create a balanced argument.

For the conclusion, it suggests summarizing the arguments and stating a final opinion based on the presented evidence.

Example: "To conclude... As a result, my opinion is that..."

This structure helps create a well-organized and persuasive English Summary Beispieltext.

Page 3: Language Analysis and Author's Intention

This page provides guidance on conducting a language analysis of a text, focusing on word choice, rhetorical devices, and the author's intention.

Key elements to analyze include:

1. Word choice: Examine the use of adjectives, foreign words, and specific terminology.
2. Rhetorical devices: Identify and explain the effect of various stylistic devices.
3. Language level: Determine if the text uses colloquial, formal, or technical language.

Highlight: The analysis should consider the author's intention, such as to persuade, inform, provoke, criticize, or warn.

The guide suggests structuring the analysis with an introduction that outlines the approach:

Example: "In the following, I am going to analyse how [Author] presents his/her view about [Topic]."

This framework provides a solid foundation for a comprehensive Stilmittel Analyse Beispiel.