ByNurrr13
Hello folks,
We're supposed to write an article about Friedemann's family from the book Tschick. I've answered all the questions, but I don't quite understand how I'm supposed to write this article. Should I somehow summarize the questions I've answered? Because I've written two pages answering the questions, and I think that would be far too much to read out loud. I would really appreciate your help, thanks in advance!
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There are at least two stylistic ways to write this article.
It can be written in an interview form, in which a (fictitious) reporter asks the questions and answers them by the persons addressed.
It is also possible to arrange this interview from the third-party perspective and to add something more to the feelings of the respondents. Some questions might be unpleasant and the answerers are talking about the hot Brei. With other questions, it only comes out of the children and everyone wants to give their answer first.
How can I do that exactly?I still don’t understand it completely.