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1.) Introductory sentence title text type author Writing a Summary publication date and place main topic The (type of text) (title) written by (author) and published in (source and date deals with (topic) 2.) Main Part Outline Work out the main features. structure or general principles Language simple present indirect speech write in your own words (don't qoute) linking words, adjectives no short forms most important facts short and objective The author introduces the text.... He continues by... From the author point of view..... In the following paragraph..... Finally/ to sum up..... Outline vs. Summarize Summarize Give a concise account of the main points Sum up most relevant aspects of the text, be factual and precise Analysis of non-fictional text 1.) Introductory sentence (is not the same one you are supposed to use in summary writing!) text type. text form communicative goal writing strategies used to achieve this particular communicative goal It often makes sence to write the introductory sentence after you have analysed a text 2.) In the main part you are expected to analyse the following writing: rhetorical and stylistic devices enurmation, metapher etc. choice of words, style and tone structual elements and different types of text structures Explain which effects these writing strategies have on the readership of a text and how exactly they support the communicative goal of the author do not forget to include quotes and text references to rerify your findings How to write a comment In a comment you state your own opinion on a specific...
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topic or statement/quote 1.) In the introduction you should: refer to topical events and/or text about the topic at hand include general facts and topical / interesting information pose a question which answer in your conclusion you 2.) present pros and cons of an issue and try to refute the arguments which do not support your opinion there are two basic structures +/- - / + 3.) point out, why certain arguments supporting your opinion outweigh other arguments and present future developments