Comprehension Writing Guide
This page outlines the essential structure and elements for writing a comprehensive summary in English, particularly useful for Reading Comprehension Übungen mit Lösungen.
Introduction
The guide emphasizes the importance of a strong opening statement that includes:
- Speaker or author identification
- Title of the work
- Type of text being analyzed
Highlight: Always begin with a clear introduction that sets the context for your comprehension.
Main Body
The main content of the summary should adhere to the following guidelines:
- Use present tense throughout
- Present information in chronological order
- Include the year of publication
- Clearly state the topic of the text
- Use your own words to explain the content
- Maintain formal language
- Address all key points mentioned in the task instructions
Example: "The speech, delivered by [Speaker Name] in [Year], deals with the topic of [Subject]."
Vocabulary: Sinnesabschnitte - Logical sections or paragraphs of the text
The main body should also focus on answering the "W-questions" (Who, What, When, Where, Why, How) and presenting the basic facts of the text.
Conclusion
The final part of the comprehension should:
- Summarize the main statements once again
- Provide an overview of the most important ideas
Quote: "In summary, you can say that the text is about..."
Definition: Comprehension - A detailed summary that demonstrates understanding of a text's key points and overall message.
The guide emphasizes the importance of not using direct quotations in the summary, encouraging students to paraphrase and demonstrate their understanding of the text in their own words.
Highlight: This structure is particularly useful for Reading Comprehension Übungen Oberstufe and can be adapted for various levels of English language learners.
