Ich habe eine Zusammenfassung zu dem ersten Kapitel von "Animal Farm" geschieben, bin mir aber bei vielen Ausdrücken nicht sicher ob das grammatikalisch so passt. Außerdem habe ich oft "after that" und andere ähnliche Satzanfänge benutzt, da mir nichts besseres einfällt. Könnte jemand über die Zusammenfassung drüberlesen? Für Verbesserungstipps wäre ich sehr dankbar!
In the first chapters Mr. Jones, the owner of Manor farm, is very drunken. After he falls asleep the animals of the farm meet in the big barn because old Major, a 12-year-old pig had a strange dream and wants to communicate it to the other animals. To the animals of the farm gehören (ich weiß nicht was das auf Englisch heißt) three dogs, pigs, hens, pigeons, pigs, cows, two cart-horses, a goat, a donkey, a brood of ducklings, Mollie, a cat and a raven. When all animals, except Moses, the tame raven, the old Major began to speak. He says that before he dies, he wants to speak to the other animals about the nature of life. First he tells that the miserables life of animals in England aren´t part of the order of nature, the only problem are the men. He also says the animals should rebell against this exploitation. Furthermore he tells that all animals are comrades and all men are enemies. After that the pig says that in fighting against man no animal must come to resemble him. Above all, all animals are equal. Then he tells the other animals about his dream. He discribes a vision of the earth without humans. Then he teaches the animals a song - "Beasts of England" - which they sing repeatedly until they awaken Mr. Jones, who fires his gun from his bedroom window, thinking there is a fox in the yard. Frightend by the shot, the animals go to sleep.
okay, also bezieht sich das hier nur auf männer?