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JamJam

Bitte mal wieder um Korrektur. :S :)

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Einen sonnigen Gruß :),
ich bitte mal wieder um Korrektur und hoffe, dass jemand Lust und Zeit hat den Auszug zu lesen. Mein Englisch ist immer noch nicht wirklich gut und ich bin wirklich für jede Korrektur dankbar! (Stil, Grammatik etc.)

Danke :)


The German school education is comparable to the British. In the different parts of Germany, the so called Bundesländer, there are differences in the school education. En general the compulsory school attendance begins with the age of six and ends until the age of eighteen. In Germany exactly as in Great Britain the parents are able to decide what their kids do before they have to go to school. If they send their children to a kindergarten, they have to pay for it, because the government does not support them. When the children are six or seven years old (depending on the childs development) , they go to the primary school ( Grundschule ), which lasts en general, for four years. Except for Berlin and Brandenburg where it takes six years. At the primary school, the children are learning the basics: calculating, reading, writing. Also music, religion and general knowledge count with it. After year four the teachers make a recommendation based on the academic achievements, abilities and interests of each child. This recommendation is responsible for the type of secondary school the child will attend. The secondary general school ( Hauptschule) are suitable for pupils with low scholastic achievements and delivers a basic general education to pupils. After completing five years, they will receive the secondary general school certificate or, if they stay for one year more, the pupils will receive the intermediate school certificate. Another type of school, which is positioned between the secondary general school and the grammar school, is the intermediate school ( Realschule ). There the pupils attend for six years ( 5th grade through 10th grade ) and get a more comprehensive general education. At the end they receive the intermediate school certificate. If they get the intermediate school certificate qualifying, they are authorized to go at a grammar School. In addition they have got the opportunity to attend “an upper-level schools such as a full-time vocational school (Berufsfachschule) or a vocationally oriented upper secondary school (Fachoberschule)”. The main emphasis of secondary general school and intermediate school is on the acquisition of practical knowledge.

Duckduck (Contributor)

Re: Bitte mal wieder um Korrektur. :S :)

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Hi JamJam,
Taneas Anmerkung war ja wichtig. Hast Du sie gelesen und ist das Annehmen von Hilfe beim Verfassen Deiner Arbeit in Ordnung? Wenn nicht, sollten wir da lieber die Finger von lassen, nicht?

Melde Dich noch einmal, OK?

Duckduck

JamJam

Re: Bitte mal wieder um Korrektur. :S :)

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Hallo Duckduck und Taneas,
hab deine Anmerkung erst gerade gesehen. Also bei uns ist das so, dass wir die Facharbeit selbst schreiben müssen, jedoch ist es in Ordnung wenn wir sie Korrektur lesen lassen bzw. uns Hilfe holen. Das jedoch nicht heißt, dass man sie von jemand anderem verfassen lässt... Also müsste es doch eigentlich in Ordnung sein, wenn ich meine selbst geschriebene Sachen hier rein stelle oder?

Lieben Gruß

JamJam

Delfino

Re: Bitte mal wieder um Korrektur. :S :)

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JamJam hat geschrieben:... Also bei uns ist das so, dass wir die Facharbeit selbst schreiben müssen,
jedoch ist es in Ordnung wenn wir sie Korrektur lesen lassen bzw. uns Hilfe holen. ...
wikipedia hat geschrieben:Eine Facharbeit ist eine wissenschaftspropädeutische Arbeit, die von Schülern in Deutschland
zielgerichtet zur Leistungskontrolle selbständig erarbeitet wird. ...
Aufgrund der Rahmenbedingungen (Erstellung außerhalb des Unterrichts) ist es wohl nicht vermeidbar,
dass ein großer Teil der Schüler alle Möglichkeiten zur Verbesserung des Ergebnisses (inkl. Korrekturlesen)
wahrnimmt.

Tanea

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Delfino hat geschrieben: Aufgrund der Rahmenbedingungen (Erstellung außerhalb des Unterrichts) ist es wohl nicht vermeidbar,
dass ein großer Teil der Schüler alle Möglichkeiten zur Verbesserung des Ergebnisses (inkl. Korrekturlesen)
wahrnimmt.

Hallo Delfino,

ne, da hast du wohl recht. Ich habe auch schon meine spanische Gastmutter um Hilfe bei bestimmten Sachen gebeten. Sowas macht wohl jeder.
Ich wollte halt nur drauf hinweisen, dass solche Korrekturen - vor allem wenn sie so einfach zu finden sind - bei uns verboten sind. Aber wenn das für JamJam kein Problem ist, will ich auch niemand davon abhalten ihr zu helfen... Es sollte wirklich nur ein Denkanstoß sein..

Gruß
Tanea

joy

Re: Bitte mal wieder um Korrektur. :S :)

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The German school education is comparable to the British. In the different parts of Germany, the so called Bundesländer (federal states), there are differences in the school education. In general, the compulsory school attendance begins at the age of six and ends at the age of eighteen. In Germany exactly as in Great Britain the parents are able to decide what their kids do before they have to go to school. If they send their children to a kindergarten, they have to pay for it, because the government does not support them. When the children are six or seven years old (depending on the child’s development), they go to the primary school (Grundschule), which usually lasts for four years. Exceptions are Berlin and Brandenburg where it takes six years. At the primary school, the children learn the basics: reading, writing, and arithmetic, as well as music, religion and general knowledge. After year four, the teachers make a recommendation based on each child’s abilities, interests, and performance at school. This recommendation is responsible for the type of secondary school the child will attend. The secondary general school (Hauptschule) is suitable for pupils with poor performance at school and offers a basic general education to pupils. After completing five years, they will receive the secondary general school certificate or, if they stay for one year more, the pupils will receive the intermediate school certificate. Another type of school, which is positioned between the secondary general school and the grammar school, is the intermediate school (Realschule). The pupils attend this school for six years (5th grade to 10th grade) and get a more comprehensive general education. At the end they receive the intermediate school certificate. If they get the intermediate school leaving certificate qualifying, they are authorized to go to a grammar school. In addition they have got the opportunity to attend “an upper-level school such as a full-time vocational school (Berufsfachschule) or a vocationally oriented upper secondary school (Fachoberschule)”. The main emphasis of secondary general school and intermediate school is on the acquisition of practical knowledge.

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Meine Korrrektur - ohne Gewähr - Vielleicht schaut es noch jemand an.
Liebe Grüsse
joy

joy

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Sorry - natürlich meinte ich Korrektur - nicht Korrrektur! :hammer:
joy

Delfino

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joy hat geschrieben:The German educational system is comparable to the British one. Although there are some minor differences in the school education in the different parts of Germany, the so called Bundesländer (federal states). In general, the compulsory school attendance begins at the age of six and ends at the age of eighteen (Are you sure? e.g. Hauptschule 7+9 = 16). In Germany exactly as in Great Britain the parents are able to decide what their kids do before they have to go to school. If they send their children to a kindergarten, they have to pay for it themself, because the government does not provide financial support. When the children are six or seven years old (depending on the child’s development and brithday?), they go to the primary school (Grundschule), which usually lasts for four years. The exceptions are Berlin and Brandenburg where this takes six years. At the primary school the children learn the following basic skills: reading, writing and arithmetic, as well as a bit about music, religion (Oh, really?) and other general knowledge. After these four years the class teacher makes a recommendation based on each child’s abilities, interests (That sounds nice doesn't it?) and past performance at school. This recommendation is responsible for the type of secondary school the child will attend. (The parents have no say in the matter at all?) The secondary general school (Hauptschule) is suitable for pupils with poor performance at school and offers a basic general education to pupils. After completing five years, they will receive the secondary general school certificate or, if they stay for one year more, the pupils will receive the intermediate school certificate. Another type of school, which is positioned between the secondary general school and the grammar school, is the intermediate school (Realschule). The pupils attend this school for six years (5th grade to 10th grade) and get a more comprehensive general education. After the successful completion they receive the intermediate school certificate, which authorizes them to go to a grammar school. In addition they have got the opportunity to attend an upper-level school such as a full-time vocational school (Berufsfachschule) or a vocationally oriented upper secondary school (Fachoberschule) after the successful completion of a vocational training. The main emphasis of secondary general school and intermediate school lies on on the acquisition of practical knowledge.
Check your facts!

Remember the English use shorter sentences and less commas.

Duckduck (Contributor)

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Kuckuck allesamt!

Nur ein kleiner Hinweis:
"...they have to pay for it themselves..."

Schönen Sonntag!
Duckduck

joy

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ja und:
……… and birthday?
........ lies on on the acquisition of practical knowledge

Auch schönen Sonntag!
joy

Duckduck (Contributor)

Re: Bitte mal wieder um Korrektur. :S :)

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Hihihi, joy, :jo: gut aufgepasst!

Man sieht doch immer wieder: da kann man sich noch so eine Mühe beim Schreiben und Verbessern geben, am Ende übersieht man doch so Einiges...

Gut, dass wir alle aufeinander aufpassen! :prost:

Grüße
Duckduck

Delfino

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Thank you all for your corrections.

@Duckduck
themself or themselves?

My question is whether "themself" can be used in some cases instead of "themselves" with reference
to a singular "they" or a singular indefinite antecedent.

Is there any situation at all in which the use of the word "themself" would be correct?

Duckduck (Contributor)

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Delfino hat geschrieben:Thank you all for your corrections.

@Duckduck
themself or themselves?

My question is whether "themself" can be used in some cases instead of "themselves" with reference
to a singular "they" or a singular indefinite antecedent.

Is there any situation at all in which the use of the word "themself" would be correct?
Oh yes, there is and interestingly I didn't even know about it until about 1 minute ago. I would have considered the word "themself" wrong, wronger, wrongest English.
"Little did she know" that there was a use for this word, explained right here:

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/themself

But of course in the text we are talking about parents (plural) paying the fee for their children, so here we have to use the plural form "themselves"

Thanks for asking and making me learn something new. :big_thumb:

Duckduck