Example Sentences for Textanalyse

This page provides a wealth of formulierungshilfen and example sentences to assist students in crafting their textanalyse. These sentences are organized by the different sections of the composition, offering a variety of ways to express ideas clearly and effectively.

The page begins with basic sentences for introducing the text:

• "The text (...) deals with..."
• "The text suggests / discusses / analyzes / shows..."

For introducing the quote, the guide offers several options:

• "According to the quotation..."
• "The quotation makes it clear that..."
• "The quotation draws our attention to the fact that..."
• "The author wants to make us believe that..."

Vocabulary: "Formulierungshilfen" refers to helpful phrases or sentence starters that can be used to structure and enhance the analysis.

The main body section includes transitional phrases and ways to introduce examples:

• "To begin with..." / "Firstly..." / "The author uses..."
• "Next..." / "Then..." / "The author also points out that..."
• "Secondly..." / "Thirdly..."
• "On top of that..." / "Another reason is that..."
• "Finally..." / "Last but not least..."

Example: "Let's have a closer look at aspects / at a few examples in the text that support the view / quotation."

For the conclusion, the guide provides several options to summarize the analysis:

• "To conclude..." / "To summarize..."
• "As a result..."
• "In conclusion..."

These formulierungshilfen serve as valuable tools for students learning to write a textanalyse, helping them to articulate their thoughts clearly and maintain a cohesive structure throughout their composition.

Highlight: The variety of example sentences provided allows students to choose appropriate phrases that best fit their specific analysis, enhancing the overall quality of their textanalyse.

Text-Based Composition: A Guide to Textanalyse

This page outlines the essential components and structure of a text-based composition, focusing on textanalyse techniques. It provides a comprehensive overview of how to approach analyzing a text based on a quote, emphasizing the importance of a structured and objective analysis.

The guide begins by explaining the key elements of a textanalyse, including:

• Explaining the quote and its main statements
• Incorporating citations with line references
• Maintaining an objective, factual analysis without personal opinions

The structure of a text-based composition is then detailed, covering:

1. Introduction
2. Transition
3. Main body
4. Conclusion

Each section's purpose is clearly explained, providing students with a solid framework for their analysis.

Highlight: The guide emphasizes the importance of clarifying whether the quote aligns with the author's message in the introduction.

The page also outlines a step-by-step approach to tackling a textanalyse:

1. Read the text and look up unfamiliar words
2. Summarize the text in one sentence
3. Summarize each paragraph in one sentence
4. Mark the quote in the text
5. Search for and underline information for the main body
6. Structure and formulate the information
7. Write the composition
8. Proofread for errors

Example: The guide suggests summarizing the entire text in one sentence as a crucial step in understanding the overall message before diving into detailed analysis.

This comprehensive approach ensures that students have a clear roadmap for crafting a well-structured and thorough textanalyse.