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summary • introductory sentence L author, title, publishing date/place, topic Who is the author? When was the text published? Where was it published? What topic of text is it? What topic does the text deal with? Bsp. The (Textsorte) (Titel) written by (Autor) in year (Erscheinungsjahr) informs about/deals with/is about (Hauptthemal. •main body 1/3 of the text ↳ short and simple ↳> main aspects •paraphrase •simple present formal language • use your own words •W-question Wer?; Was?; Wann?; Wo?; Wie? Warum? ·last part zusammen fassen Bsp. The text presents information about the climate change and conclude that... Useful phrases -Introduction The short story/novel/article/poem/{"title") The extract from the short story/novel/-("title') by (author) written by (author) in (year).. and published in (source) in (year) ... deals with/is about/shows/illustrates... -main part According to the author.,... •The author believes/claimes/emphasizes written discussion - Introduction L> kurz schreiben worum es geht. • Intresse des basic questions wecken -main part L> strongest to weakest را Englisch-Klausur First line of argument 3arguments against your opinion Lt counter arguments Second line argument L> 3 arguments supporting your opinion • explanation -conclusion *Sum up the problem and state your opinion Useful phrases -Introduction My text is about.... In the following text I will write about. -main part *Firstly, Secondly, Thirdly.. Let me give an example..... It is true /a fact that.... Another argument is that.... Moreover •Furthermore conclusion To sum up one can say that... *All in all, I would say that... I think that..... •In my opinion My opinion about this is that analysis - Introduction general statement what am lexpected to find out? reference to the task Bsp. In the following newspaper...
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