Teenager sind die am meisten missverstandenen Menschen auf der Welt. Sie werden wie Kinder behandelt, aber von ihnen wird erwartet, dass sie sich wie Erwachsene verhalten.

Noch im Jahr 2020 vor dem 2. Lockdown in Deutschland, habe ich mitten im Englisch Unterricht eine Panikattacke bekommen, alle haben nur gesagt: „Hör auf das zu spielen!“ Obwohl es nicht gespielt war sondern eine ernste Lage war.

Ich brauche Hilfe damit umzugehen und solche Kommentare von Mitschülern nicht wieder zu hören.

Was ist der Unterschied?

Wir sollten einen Text über "Does money make happy?" schreiben. Passt das dann so?:

Happiness. Is there anything we are striving for more? Some people might say they are seeking money, their dream job, or maybe the love of their life. But all these goals are lifting up the parallel between work and happiness. These goals are about making you happy. But this brings us to our main question: Do we really have to work hard and sweaty to end up content and happy? The easiest way to come up with an answer is looking at the correlation of a job's earning and the feeling of happiness. Evidently, not every wealthy person died happy or content. There are thousands of billionaires not being thrilled about their great richness. They did work hard for their money, but this isn't making them feel okay. Looking at the opposite, we see poor people left with nothing leading a quite fulfilling life. They had enough time to ponder essential aspects of life and to conclude that life isn't about the biggest cars, houses, or private jets. And I am convinced that this work of thinking and absolutely correct conclusion takes a lot more effort than some moneybags made. The material the world is holding up for you if you work hard doesn't make you happy in any kind. A clear sentiment focusing on important things such as maintaining a loyal relationship with friends and family or growing up mentally results in a great life. Material is temporary, but what remains are your positive thoughts and ideas you share with people you love and your attemptment to become the best version of yourself. Dreams should follow you and not the other way around.

Ich kann das alles nicht mehr 😭 Das führt doch dazu, dass Schüler, die sonst nicht so viel lesen, Bücher automatisch mit negativen Gefühlen assoziieren.

Außerdem ist das Leben eh schon schrecklich genug, wenn man sowas freiwillig lesen möchte ist das ja okay, aber warum wird man quasi dazu 'gezwungen', so depressive Sachen von der Schule aus zu lesen?

In zwei Büchern die ich in meiner Schullaufbahn gelesen habe ging es jetzt schon um Selbstmord (in einem der beiden auch um Substanzenmissbrauch), alle Charaktere haben irgendwelches Familientrauma. In einem anderem Buch geht es um Inzest, tote Menschen und auch darum, wie sich alle selbst oder gegenseitig umbringen 😭

Warum kann man zur Abwechslung nicht mal etwas positivere Literatur analysieren?

Hallo Community.

In der Englischen Sprache ist es keineswegs neu, dass man das Pronomen "they" auch im Singular benutzen kann.

Beispielsweise dann, wenn man das Geschlecht einer Person nicht kennt:

"Have you Met my friend?" "No, I haven't met them yet." Das klingt eben besser als "No, I haven't mehr him or her yet."

Auch viele nicht-binäre Menschen nutzen "they" als Pronomen, da es eben neutral ist.

Nun die Frage:

Wieso behaupten Menschen, dass man "they" im Singular nicht benutzen kann?

...wenn es grammatikalisch doch vollkommen korrekt ist und auch absolut nichts neues?

The Oxford English Dictionary traces singular they back to 1375, where it appears in the medieval romance William and the Werewolf.

https://www.oed.com/discover/a-brief-history-of-singular-they/?tl=true

Bitte respekvoll bleiben.

Hey,

Ich bin mir ob unsicher, ob dieser Satz korrekt ist im englischen.

Wenn ich sagen will "Ich würde dir helfen, deinen Geschwistern Essen zu machen" kann ich dann schreiben "I would help you with making food for your siblings" ist das korrekt?

Hey Leute,

wann sagt man es und wann ed ?
heisst es „The family lives oder lived in germany. ? Also wann nutzt man die Endung es und wann die Endung ed ?
bitte um schnelle Hilfe 🙏🏻🫶🏽

liebe Grüße

Ich schreibe demnächst eine Text Based Composition (TEBACO) in Englisch und weiß immer noch nicht so genau, wie so eine aufgebaut ist? Vielleicht könnte ja jemand mir dabei helfen?

Gruß,

Remehdi

Wir sollen uns auf Englisch vorstellen und das habe ich bis jetzt...

Hello my name is Camilla and I'm 16 years old. I attend the Realschule in...

I live in... thats near...

I live there with my family in a big house. My favourite subject at school is History because its interesting to learn things from the past. My hobbies are basketball and listening to differnt music styles. In my freetime I play some mobile phone games and sometimes I read a book too. My favourite book is "Keine Halben Sachen" I like it cuz its interesting to read. I also really like movies. My favourite movie is "Kevin Allein Zuhaus" its kinda basic because its so popular.

After competing school I want to visit many countries in europe.

Passt dass oder soll ich noch was ergänzen oder anders formulieren?

Hallo, könnte sich jemand bitte meinen Text anschauen (vor allem Grammatik). Vorab will ich sagen, dass es um einen Tag in einem Bildungszentrum geht.

,,When we hadn‘t arrived yet, I was really scared because I had thought that it would be similar to my internship in March. But when I arrived there, I wasn‘t scared anymore because the specialists greeted us in a very friendly way. We all were standing there while the specialist was telling us where we were going to work in the following two days. I was in the maintenance group which was called cosmetic. I don‘t have anything to with cosmetic at all because I still don‘t paint my nails, wear make-up and so on, so I thought that it would be fun. When we came into the special room, we first watched a video about safety- and hygiene measures. Then we started working. We got a hairdressing head and curles because we had to do a volume winding. It was pretty difficult for me because I had never done it before in my life. Luckily, the specialist helped me and I did it alone after that! Next, we could paint our nails and do a manicure. I didn‘t do anything because I neither wanted to paint my nails nor a manicure because as I said, I am not interested in painting my nails. I was only observing my classmates who were painting their nails, yet it was very interesting because they they were hilarious. After that, we were allowed to wash each other‘s hair and also to do a hairstyle by using for example a hair curler and straightener. We washed X‘s hair and we did her a volume winding. Sadly, it didn’t work because we did it wrongly.“

Man muss da die Reihenfolge irgendwie erraten und dann im Simple past schreiben. Bekomme da aber kein einziges Wort raus..

Nur das obere, das ist Ride<>Rode

Welcher Satz ist richtig:

• So the first thing is to stop and think.
• So the first thing is stopping and thinking.

Dankeschön :)

"Damn, don't talk about how to become confident if you're pretty. Let's just be honest: Fake it 'til you make it. That's all confidence is about."

People are already failing at finding the correct definition of 'confidence.' Confidence is so much more than faking or a result of a pretty face. Confidence is simply having trust in oneself. It's being aware of one's strengths and weak points. It doesn't mean you are drooling over yourself 24/7 or acting like you are the coolest person on earth. Communicating your weak points, not in a cheesy way, is clearly showing a great sign of confidence. Maintaining faith in yourself and never backing down, whatever someone thinks of you, is confident. I am not here to teach you how to become confident because it's a heavy and long progress expecting ups and downs to achieve. But keep the difference between being pretty, successful, or an excessive show-off far from being confident. You can't even just be born confident; it's a long-term learning process. But if you are attached to it once, you go all ways with it!

Wie kann ich den Text noch sprachlich verbessern?

1. She asked what their main food in winter was

Oder

2. She asked what their main food was in winter

Hey,

Heißt es 'I want a hug from you so bad'

Oder heißt es

'I want a hug from you so badly'

Und was ist der Unterschied?

Hallo,

kommt in dem Satz ein Komma im Englischen, da die Ortsangabe am Satzanfang steht?

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