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Songs: Suche "langsame" songs zb. The Fray how to save a life
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Nightwish - While your lips are still red
Sunrise Avenue - Fairytale Gone Bad
Sonata Arctica - Tallaluah, Letter to Dana, The End of this Chapter, As if the World wasn´t Ending oder Breathing
Rihanna - Unfaithful
Hammerfall - Glory to the Brave, Dreams Come True, Always Will Be, Never ever
Theory of a Deadman - End of the Summer, Not Meant to Be
Within Temptation - Memories, Restless
Evanescence - All that im Living for
Breaking Benjamin - So Cold , Give me a Sign
Linkin Park - In Pieces, In Between, Hands Held High, Easier to Run
Sunrise Avenue - Fairytale Gone Bad
Sonata Arctica - Tallaluah, Letter to Dana, The End of this Chapter, As if the World wasn´t Ending oder Breathing
Rihanna - Unfaithful
Hammerfall - Glory to the Brave, Dreams Come True, Always Will Be, Never ever
Theory of a Deadman - End of the Summer, Not Meant to Be
Within Temptation - Memories, Restless
Evanescence - All that im Living for
Breaking Benjamin - So Cold , Give me a Sign
Linkin Park - In Pieces, In Between, Hands Held High, Easier to Run
Vielleicht gefällt dir:
Californication - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Waves - Mr. Probz
Die meisten Lieder von The Chainsmokers
Californication - Red Hot Chili Peppers
Waves - Mr. Probz
Die meisten Lieder von The Chainsmokers
How to.Be a tumblr girl?
Frage steht oben was benutzen die für Make-up was tragen die und wie machen sie ihre haare?:)
Alter was hab ich denn gemacht. Und wenn du nichts besseres zu tun hast als zu beschimpfen hast du nichts hier verloren!
Doch, das ist der perfekte Ort um sich seine Zeit mit dem Beschimpfen andere zu vertreiben, vor allem wenn sie "tumbl-girls" werden wollen.
Kauf dir eine gute Kamera, bearbeite deine Bilder mit Photoshop oder so. Sei spezielle also such dir eine bestimmte Richtung aus Abonniere ein paar die dich auch abbonieren. Tumblr Girls benutzen viel Wimperntusche & Eyeliner & manche färben sich oft ihre Haare & stylen sie anders. Klamotten kannst du anziehn was du magst
Auf die Frage gibts keine direkte Antwort. Alle sind komplett unterschiedlich kommt immer auf den Typ drauf an ist doch logisch
summary "How to be a teenage millionaire
Wir müssen zu morgen aus dem Buch English G21, eine Summary zu der Geschichte "How to be a millionaire" schreiben. Hat es jemand schon gemachtoder kann mir jemand helfen? Bitte eine schnelle Antwort.
Hallo,
Summaries werden in der Regel im Present geschrieben. Handlungen aus der Vergangenheit können aber durchaus auch im Past Simple und Present Perfect stehen.
Die Zusammenfassung eines Sachtextes, der sich mit Geschichte befasst, steht im Simple Past, denn es handelt sich um in der Vergangenheit abgeschlossene Handlungen.
In eine Summary gehören nicht:
Tipps und Wendungen zu englischen Summaries findest du unter folgendem Link:
ego4u.de/de/cram-up/writing/summary
AstridDerPu
Summaries werden in der Regel im Present geschrieben. Handlungen aus der Vergangenheit können aber durchaus auch im Past Simple und Present Perfect stehen.
Die Zusammenfassung eines Sachtextes, der sich mit Geschichte befasst, steht im Simple Past, denn es handelt sich um in der Vergangenheit abgeschlossene Handlungen.
In eine Summary gehören nicht:
- Progressive / Continuous Tense
- Wörtliche Rede
- Zitate aus dem Originaltext
- Eigene Meinung, Gedanken und Kommentare
- Stellungnahme
- Schlusssatz
- Erzählerische Elemente, z.B. suddenly, unfortunately, at long last …
Tipps und Wendungen zu englischen Summaries findest du unter folgendem Link:
ego4u.de/de/cram-up/writing/summary
AstridDerPu
Lies die Geschichte bitte selbst und schreib dann deinen Summary.
Du lernst nichts, wenn dir das jemand vorbläst.
Du lernst nichts, wenn dir das jemand vorbläst.
How to analysis a fictional text?
Also ich soll einen erfundenen Text analysieren in englsich.
wie geht man da vor und ist es auch wie im deutsch mit dem einleitungssatz usw.?
und was hat es mit dem setting auf sich?
wie geht man da vor und ist es auch wie im deutsch mit dem einleitungssatz usw.?
und was hat es mit dem setting auf sich?
Hallo,
diese Anleitung habe ich irgendwann mal aus dem Internet runtergeladen:
How to Analyse a Fictional Text
1. What is a fictional text?
Fictional texts differ from non-fictional ones in that they were not primarily
intended to convey information. Novels, short stories, plays, and poems were
written for artistic purposes in order to appeal to the interested reader´s
imagination.
2. How do you approach a fictional text ?
a. Read the text carefully at least twice.
b. Write down your first impressions of the text which can be a very general idea,
an important phrase, a characteristic feature of style, or the like.
c. Look up unknown vocabulary. Concentrate only on key words that block the
understanding of the text.
d. Reread the excerpt and underline important passages, esp. those relevant for
the tasks in a test paper.
e. Structure your text according to sense units: How can the text be subdivided?
f. Ask yourself the following questions:
What literary genre does the text in question belong to: poetry-drama-fiction?
g. What is the story about? What is its main theme? What is its central idea /
meaning / message? Can you state it in one single sentence?
h. What formal elements of the text bring about the central meaning best?
i. Start out with any of the characteristic formal elements which you found
relevant for the understanding of the excerpt and analyse it.
The main question is: How does the author use this formal element so
effectively that it can carry meaning and contribute to the overall effect?
j. Analyse other formal elements of your choice and check whether your findings
are true with respect to your initial ideas .
k. Perhaps you will have to reformulate your central meaning after the analyses
of various aspects of the text. If necessary, do so because it will bring you
closer to the author´s intention.
l. On your way through the whole process of interpretation, take the following
formal elements into account:
action / plot; character, setting, atmosphere, point of view, tone, structure,
choice of words, imagery and other stylistic devices
Remember that if a story is well-constructed, analyses of these elements will
ultimately lead you to the core of the text in question because any element
contributes a considerable bit to its overall meaning.
3. A few ideas on formal elements and what they stand for
action What actually happens in the story? Situation? Developments?
plot How is the action in the story organised?
character Who is the protagonist? How is he characterised? Other
characters?
setting What is the place of the action presented? The time? The social
circumstances?
atmosphere What feelings does the narrative convey to the reader because of
the description of setting, the choice of words, and the like?
point of view Who tells the story ? From
what perspective is the story told (first person narration, third
person narration, …)?
tone Is the story told in a serious, humorous, ironic, sentimental, or
… way?
structure Are there different parts in the text? Any subdivisions? How
does the action start? What conveys the text coherence? Is there
an open ending / surprise ending?
choice of words What register does the author employ to tell his story?
imagery Does the author decorate his / her writing with comparisons,
metaphors, symbols, personifications, …?
4. Additional questions
After a careful analysis of the text in question you might want to ask yourself a couple
of very personal questions:
· Is the story convincing?
· Can I identify with any of the characters, their motives, their actions?
Can I understand their reactions?
· Do I like the story or not? Can I give any reasons for my decision?
· Is the material presented realistic or unrealistic?
If you are given tasks in a term paper or a classroom test, make sure that you stick to
the rules of good and convincing writing in an essay. Giving proof of your findings is
also essential. In preparation you should acquaint yourself with the techniques of
quoting correctly from the original text .
Keep enjoying reading and writing about your ideas, and your teacher will enjoy
reading your paper.
© J. Menrath / 2003
Ich hoffe, das hilft dir.
AstridDerPu
diese Anleitung habe ich irgendwann mal aus dem Internet runtergeladen:
How to Analyse a Fictional Text
1. What is a fictional text?
Fictional texts differ from non-fictional ones in that they were not primarily
intended to convey information. Novels, short stories, plays, and poems were
written for artistic purposes in order to appeal to the interested reader´s
imagination.
2. How do you approach a fictional text ?
a. Read the text carefully at least twice.
b. Write down your first impressions of the text which can be a very general idea,
an important phrase, a characteristic feature of style, or the like.
c. Look up unknown vocabulary. Concentrate only on key words that block the
understanding of the text.
d. Reread the excerpt and underline important passages, esp. those relevant for
the tasks in a test paper.
e. Structure your text according to sense units: How can the text be subdivided?
f. Ask yourself the following questions:
What literary genre does the text in question belong to: poetry-drama-fiction?
g. What is the story about? What is its main theme? What is its central idea /
meaning / message? Can you state it in one single sentence?
h. What formal elements of the text bring about the central meaning best?
i. Start out with any of the characteristic formal elements which you found
relevant for the understanding of the excerpt and analyse it.
The main question is: How does the author use this formal element so
effectively that it can carry meaning and contribute to the overall effect?
j. Analyse other formal elements of your choice and check whether your findings
are true with respect to your initial ideas .
k. Perhaps you will have to reformulate your central meaning after the analyses
of various aspects of the text. If necessary, do so because it will bring you
closer to the author´s intention.
l. On your way through the whole process of interpretation, take the following
formal elements into account:
action / plot; character, setting, atmosphere, point of view, tone, structure,
choice of words, imagery and other stylistic devices
Remember that if a story is well-constructed, analyses of these elements will
ultimately lead you to the core of the text in question because any element
contributes a considerable bit to its overall meaning.
3. A few ideas on formal elements and what they stand for
action What actually happens in the story? Situation? Developments?
plot How is the action in the story organised?
character Who is the protagonist? How is he characterised? Other
characters?
setting What is the place of the action presented? The time? The social
circumstances?
atmosphere What feelings does the narrative convey to the reader because of
the description of setting, the choice of words, and the like?
point of view Who tells the story ? From
what perspective is the story told (first person narration, third
person narration, …)?
tone Is the story told in a serious, humorous, ironic, sentimental, or
… way?
structure Are there different parts in the text? Any subdivisions? How
does the action start? What conveys the text coherence? Is there
an open ending / surprise ending?
choice of words What register does the author employ to tell his story?
imagery Does the author decorate his / her writing with comparisons,
metaphors, symbols, personifications, …?
4. Additional questions
After a careful analysis of the text in question you might want to ask yourself a couple
of very personal questions:
· Is the story convincing?
· Can I identify with any of the characters, their motives, their actions?
Can I understand their reactions?
· Do I like the story or not? Can I give any reasons for my decision?
· Is the material presented realistic or unrealistic?
If you are given tasks in a term paper or a classroom test, make sure that you stick to
the rules of good and convincing writing in an essay. Giving proof of your findings is
also essential. In preparation you should acquaint yourself with the techniques of
quoting correctly from the original text .
Keep enjoying reading and writing about your ideas, and your teacher will enjoy
reading your paper.
© J. Menrath / 2003
Ich hoffe, das hilft dir.
AstridDerPu
Alos: Erst einmal heißt es: How to ANALYZE a fictional text?
Egal, ob Du einen fiktionalen oder einen nicht-fiktionalen Text interpretierst: In der deutschen Schule wirst Du mit einem Einleitungssatz anfangen müssen. Eingehen musst Du u.a. auf Handlung(> summary), Charaktere, GEHALT/Sinn, Sprache/Stil.
Egal, ob Du einen fiktionalen oder einen nicht-fiktionalen Text interpretierst: In der deutschen Schule wirst Du mit einem Einleitungssatz anfangen müssen. Eingehen musst Du u.a. auf Handlung(> summary), Charaktere, GEHALT/Sinn, Sprache/Stil.
How to write the beginning of a comment
Wie beginnt man ein Kommentar zu einer Aussage am besten? .
An das gute-frage-team: Bitte diese Frage nicht löschen, es ist nur allgemein gefragt, ich habe ja auch keine aussage oder so angegeben!
An das gute-frage-team: Bitte diese Frage nicht löschen, es ist nur allgemein gefragt, ich habe ja auch keine aussage oder so angegeben!
Hallo,
Comment Englisch - Schreibschule Englisch
Viel Erfolg!
AstridDerPu
- It seems to me that
- In my opinion,
- I am of the opinion that
- I take the view that
- My personal view is that
- In my experience
- As far as I understand / can see,
- As I see it,
- From my point of view.
Comment Englisch - Schreibschule Englisch
Viel Erfolg!
AstridDerPu
Was möchtest du denn jetzt genau wissen? Ich würde mal sagen, man beginnt mit dem was man sagen möchte. Ob das nun Kritik oder Feedback ist können wir mit diesen Informationen ja nicht wissen. Da müsstest du uns schon mehr verraten.
Generell ist der Anfang: "From my point of view." oder "in my opinion." nie schlecht
Generell ist der Anfang: "From my point of view." oder "in my opinion." nie schlecht
vielleicht mit:
"in my opinion."
"in my point of view."
"I think."
"I guess that."
"in my opinion."
"in my point of view."
"I think."
"I guess that."