4. Internationales Englisch
Spellchecker der Zielgruppe
EU => British
Meide Worte verschiedener Bedeutung
„French fries“ oder „crisps“ statt chips
Kein USA / GB Mix
entweder „colour“ und „analyse“
oder „color“ und „analyze“
6. Dictionaries
Deutsch <-> English
Leo ist nicht immer der Beste
Oxford Dictionairy of English
http://www2.let.vu.nl/resources/elw/
resource/roget.html
10. 5 Paragraph Essay
Introduction (Einleitung)
a thematic overview of the topic, and introduction of the thesis
Narration (Beschreibung)
a review of the background literature to orient the reader to the topic; also a
structural overview of the essay
Affirmation (Bestätigung)
the evidence and arguments in favor of the thesis
Negation (Gegenargumente)
the evidence and arguments against the thesis; this also requires either
„refutation“ or „concession“
Conclusion (Zusammenfassung)
summary of the arguments, and association of the thesis and arguments with
larger, connected issues
Quelle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_paragraph_essay (22. Sept. 2013)
11. 5 Paragraph Essay
Introduction
Introducing a topic
Body Paragraph 1
Explaining the first part of the three-pronged thesis
Body Paragraph 2
Explaining the second part of the three-pronged thesis
Body Paragraph 3
Explaining the third part of the three-pronged thesis
Conclusion
summing up points and restating thesis
Quelle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_paragraph_essay (22. Sept. 2013)
12. 5 Paragraph Essay
Quelle: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_paragraph_essay (22. Sept. 2013)
Intro:
Hook (3 sentences),
Connector (3 sentences),
Thesis
Body 1:
Topic sentence,
Evidence,
Analysis (1),
Analysis (2),
Analysis (3),
Transition,
Evidence 2,
Analysis (1),
Analysis (2),
Analysis (3),
Concluding sentence
Body 2:
Topic sentence,
Evidence,
Analysis (1),
Analysis (2),
Analysis (3),
Transition,
Evidence 2,
Analysis (1),
Analysis (2),
Analysis (3),
Concluding sentence
Body 3:
Topic sentence,
Evidence,
Analysis (1),
Analysis (2),
Analysis (3),
Transition,
Evidence 2,
Analysis (1),
Analysis (2),
Analysis (3),
Concluding sentence
Conclusion:
Sum up all of your elements, and make your essay sound finished.
(Use about 7 sentences similar to the intro)