Sätze für eine Text Production Englische?

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Hallo , fallen euch paar sätze ein die man immer in einer englischen Text Production reinschreiben kann damit man einfach die 200 Wörter schreiben kann was meistens bei einer Text Production verlangt wird

AstridDerPu · Answer

Hallo,
das kommt ja auch immer auf das Thema und auf die Textart an. Hier ein paar allgemeine Tipps:
Sätze verbindet man stilistisch 'elegant': 
•         mit Relativpronomen, also durch die Bildung von Relativsätzen 
z.B.: which = welcher, -e, -es (für Dinge, Tiere); who = welcher, -e, -es (für Personen) 
•         durch Participle Constructions wie z.B.: 
Most children living in slums are ill. Passing the church, we saw a wedding carriage. Given an apple, the boy stopped crying. We read the recommended book. Having taken the children to school, he went on to the office. Having lived there for such a long time, they didn't want to move to another town. Having read his letter, she was very happy. 
•         durch Konjunktionen (conjunctions) wie z.B.: 
after = nach; although = obwohl; and = und; because = weil; both .... and = sowohl als auch; but= aber; either .... or = entweder oder; even though = obwohl; however = jedoch; if = wenn, falls; in order to = um zu; neither .... nor = weder noch; nevertheless = dennoch, trotzdem; not only .... but as well/but also = nicht nur, sondern auch; or = oder; since = da ja, weil; so = deshalb; so that - so dass; that = welcher, -e, -es (für Dinge, Tiere, Personen); that's why = deshalb; though = obwohl; to = um zu; when = als; whereas = wohingegen; while = während 
Weitere finden sich z. B. hier: 
•         eslflow.com/transitionalconnectingandlinkingwords.html 
Längere, kompliziertere Sätze beginnen im Englischen auch mit Adverbien oder adverbialen Bestimmungen (häufig zur Betonung).
Ein guter Anfang:
Wiederhole das Thema oder einen Teil davon und vermeide so eine Themenverfehlung.
Zeitangabe:
- In the nineteenth century,
- For many years now,
- Last summer,
Ortsangabe:
- In Britain,
- All over the world,
Person:
My friend Tony
Andere Aufsatzanfänge:
- Once upon a time (Märchenanfang)
- First of all,
- With reference to
- Perhaps you already know/perhaps you are already aware that
Nützliche Redewendungen:
- first of all
- firstly
- to begin with
- initially
- in any case
- certainly
- on no condition
- under no cirumstances
- therefore
- as a result of this
- as a consequence of
- in my opinion
- it is my conviction that
- as far as I am concerned
- to my mind
- I take the view that
- I look at it this way
- I take the opinion that
- I am in two minds about
- I doubt that
- I am uncertain about this
- I am doubtful whether
- it is all the same to me
- I do not mind whether
- it does not concern me
- it is none of my business
- I have no interest in
- on the contrary
- contrarily
- in opposition with
- in contrast to
- on the other hand
- in comparison with
- by way of comparison
- we must take into account that
- we must bear in mind that
- we must consider that
- I want to bring to your attention
- I would like to draw your attention to the fact
- Let me point out to you
- in any case
- whatever may happen
- at all events
- under no condition
- under no circumstances
- there is no way that
- under the condition that
- provided that
- it all depends (up)on
- however
- on the other hand
- furthermore
- additionally
- I have reached the conclusion
- I have come to the conclusion
- I have formed the opinion
- last of all
- finally
- eventually
- in conclusion
- lastly
- when all the arguments are considered
- comparing all the advantages and disatvantages
- comparing all the pros and cons
- I would like to put it in fewest possible words
- In a nutshell
Adverbien, die am Satzanfang stehen können, sind z.B.:
•Firstly
•Initially
•Certainly
•Therefore
•Contrarily
•However
•Furthermore
•Moreover
•Additionally
•Finally
•Eventually
•Lastly
•Fortunately
•Perhaps
•Luckily
•Briefly
•Honestly
•Personally
•Understandably
•Obviously
•Apparently
•Of course
•Yesterday
•Sometimes

Nicht zu vergessen, die Inversion, bei der die Satzstellung von Subjekt - Prädikat (Verb) zu Prädikat (Verb) - Subjekt geändert wird.
Weitere Erklärungen und Ausdrücke findest du unter folgenden Links:
- esl.about.com/od/advancedgrammar/a/inversion.htm
- tolearnenglish.com/english_lessons/english-exercises-on-inversion
- learn-english-today.com/lessons/lesson_contents/inversion-ex.htm
- testmagic.com/grammar/explanations/inversion.htm
In den meisten Englisch-Schüler Büchern finden sich im Anhange des Buches nicht nur Erklärungen zu verschiedenen Textarten, sondern auch zu Writing Skills, folgendes Bild stammt z. B. aus dem Buch Green Line 2

AstridDerPu

Sätze für eine Text Production Englische?

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