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Mediation in English is a crucial skill for language learners. This guide provides comprehensive instructions on how to approach mediation tasks, including structure, style, and vocabulary tips for various text types.
Key points:
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This final page focuses on concluding your English mediation effectively and incorporating personal views when appropriate.
The page suggests several ways to start your conclusion:
Highlight: These phrases help signal to the reader that you are summarizing or offering a personal perspective.
When it's appropriate to include your own thoughts, the guide provides examples:
Example: "While the author makes some valid points about the impact of technology on language, I believe the benefits of linguistic evolution outweigh the drawbacks."
The page emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between objective reporting and personal commentary:
Vocabulary: Use phrases like "The article suggests..." or "According to the author..." to maintain objectivity when presenting the source material's content.
Definition: Mediation in English involves not only translating content but also adapting it for the target audience while preserving the original message's intent.
By following these guidelines and examples, students can improve their mediation skills in English, creating clear, well-structured, and appropriate texts for various purposes and audiences.
This page provides concrete examples of mediation in English, focusing on different text types and styles.
The page starts with an example of an informal email introduction:
"Hey! How are you doing? I hope you're well. Did you enjoy the trip to your grandparents last weekend? Oh, and by the way, I heard you won the cricket tournament yesterday. Congratulations!"
Highlight: Informal emails can include personal questions and congratulations to establish a friendly tone.
The example continues with a transition to the mediation topic:
"To get to the point, I've done some research for your/our school project. I found a quite interesting article on the internet. Unfortunately, it's written in German, so I'll sum up the important information for you in this email."
Example: "The article was written by [Author Name] and was published in a German magazine [Magazine Name] in [Year]."
The page also includes an example of a more formal email introduction:
"Good day Mr./Mrs. [Name],
You mentioned that you are quite interested in the situation of the job market in general, as well as in Germany, and were inquisitive about the impact of digitalization on said market."
Vocabulary: In formal writing, use more sophisticated language such as "inquisitive" instead of "curious."
For report-style mediations, the page advises:
Definition: A report is a formal document presenting information in a structured format, typically for a specific audience or purpose.
This page outlines the fundamental structure and components of mediation in English. It covers the essential elements for crafting effective mediations across various text types.
The introduction sets the stage for the mediation task. It should include:
Highlight: Always adapt your language and style to suit the intended audience, whether formal or informal.
The main body is where the core mediation work takes place:
Example: When mediating a text about the job market, you might write: "The article discusses the impact of digitalization on employment opportunities in Germany."
The conclusion wraps up the mediation:
Vocabulary: Use linking words to improve flow, and maintain consistent tense (usually present tense).
Definition: Mediation involves transferring the meaning of a text from one language to another, adapting it for a specific purpose and audience.
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Gerund and Infinitives
•Gerund •Infinitive •Gerund or Infinitive
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8/9
Englisch häufige Fehler, vermeidbare Fehler, Common mistakes
Eine Übersicht zu oft vorkommenden Fehlern, und die Verbesserung dieser. So verbesserst du deine Englischnote!
10
787
11
Volunteering
Reasons Mediation
15
565
9
Let,allow,make,have and used to
Das ist eine Unterrichtsreiche in Klasse 9. Ich hoffe es ist hilfreich!🙋🏼♀️
26
958
8/9
Be able to und be allowed to
Zusammenfassung be able to und be allowed to und kleine Tabelle Britisch und Amerikanisch Englisch
154
3286
11/12
Getting involved- globally and locally
summary, analysis, mediation
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Mediation in English is a crucial skill for language learners. This guide provides comprehensive instructions on how to approach mediation tasks, including structure, style, and vocabulary tips for various text types.
Key points:
This final page focuses on concluding your English mediation effectively and incorporating personal views when appropriate.
The page suggests several ways to start your conclusion:
Highlight: These phrases help signal to the reader that you are summarizing or offering a personal perspective.
When it's appropriate to include your own thoughts, the guide provides examples:
Example: "While the author makes some valid points about the impact of technology on language, I believe the benefits of linguistic evolution outweigh the drawbacks."
The page emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balance between objective reporting and personal commentary:
Vocabulary: Use phrases like "The article suggests..." or "According to the author..." to maintain objectivity when presenting the source material's content.
Definition: Mediation in English involves not only translating content but also adapting it for the target audience while preserving the original message's intent.
By following these guidelines and examples, students can improve their mediation skills in English, creating clear, well-structured, and appropriate texts for various purposes and audiences.
This page provides concrete examples of mediation in English, focusing on different text types and styles.
The page starts with an example of an informal email introduction:
"Hey! How are you doing? I hope you're well. Did you enjoy the trip to your grandparents last weekend? Oh, and by the way, I heard you won the cricket tournament yesterday. Congratulations!"
Highlight: Informal emails can include personal questions and congratulations to establish a friendly tone.
The example continues with a transition to the mediation topic:
"To get to the point, I've done some research for your/our school project. I found a quite interesting article on the internet. Unfortunately, it's written in German, so I'll sum up the important information for you in this email."
Example: "The article was written by [Author Name] and was published in a German magazine [Magazine Name] in [Year]."
The page also includes an example of a more formal email introduction:
"Good day Mr./Mrs. [Name],
You mentioned that you are quite interested in the situation of the job market in general, as well as in Germany, and were inquisitive about the impact of digitalization on said market."
Vocabulary: In formal writing, use more sophisticated language such as "inquisitive" instead of "curious."
For report-style mediations, the page advises:
Definition: A report is a formal document presenting information in a structured format, typically for a specific audience or purpose.
This page outlines the fundamental structure and components of mediation in English. It covers the essential elements for crafting effective mediations across various text types.
The introduction sets the stage for the mediation task. It should include:
Highlight: Always adapt your language and style to suit the intended audience, whether formal or informal.
The main body is where the core mediation work takes place:
Example: When mediating a text about the job market, you might write: "The article discusses the impact of digitalization on employment opportunities in Germany."
The conclusion wraps up the mediation:
Vocabulary: Use linking words to improve flow, and maintain consistent tense (usually present tense).
Definition: Mediation involves transferring the meaning of a text from one language to another, adapting it for a specific purpose and audience.
Englisch - Gerund and Infinitives
•Gerund •Infinitive •Gerund or Infinitive
163
3339
3
Englisch - Englisch häufige Fehler, vermeidbare Fehler, Common mistakes
Eine Übersicht zu oft vorkommenden Fehlern, und die Verbesserung dieser. So verbesserst du deine Englischnote!
120
1630
5
Englisch - Volunteering
Reasons Mediation
10
787
0
Englisch - Let,allow,make,have and used to
Das ist eine Unterrichtsreiche in Klasse 9. Ich hoffe es ist hilfreich!🙋🏼♀️
15
565
0
Englisch - Be able to und be allowed to
Zusammenfassung be able to und be allowed to und kleine Tabelle Britisch und Amerikanisch Englisch
26
958
5
Englisch - Getting involved- globally and locally
summary, analysis, mediation
154
3286
3
Durchschnittliche App-Bewertung
Schüler:innen lieben Knowunity
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Schüler:innen haben Lernzettel hochgeladen
iOS User
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Lena, iOS Userin
