REFERRING TO THE SOURCE TEXT
· I’ve read/looked at/listened to ……the
leaflet/article/ad…… as you asked me to, and ..
CHOOSING AND REPHRASING THE CONTENT RELEVANT TO THE
SITUATION/RECEIVER. SHOWING THAT YOU'VE CONSIDERED THE TASK INFORMATION
Seeing as
Given that you ...
As is indicated here...
As far as you're / your situation is concerned, ...
Since /seeing as you have a dog/are a single parent …….. I
consider the following options are the ones that best fit your requirements
· That is to say, …..
· In other words,
What this basically means is .....
In a nutshell, ....
EXPLAINING /COMMENTING
·
That’s why….
·
For this reason….
EXAMPLES
·
For example, …
·
For instance, ….
BRIDGING INTERCULTURAL DIFFERENCES THROUGH COMPARISON
·
X is similar to /very like/not unlike ……
·
X is a kind of ……
Cocido is a kind of stew
OFFERING AN OPINION
· In my view, …
· From my point of view, …
· In my humble opinion, ….
· From my point of view, …
· In my humble opinion, ….
GIVING ADVICE AND EMPHASIS TO HIGHLIGHT KEY INFORMATION
· If I were you, I’d…
· I suggest you + present simple
· I suggest+ verb-ing
· I recommend+ verb-ING
· I recommend that +subject+verb
· I suggest you + present simple
· I suggest+ verb-ing
· I recommend+ verb-ING
· I recommend that +subject+verb
What I think you really need to pay attention to are/is (the dates, the place....)
I hope this information is helpul/comes in handy
Let me know if I can do anything else
I hope to have been of service
LIST OF CONNECTORS, LINKS, TRANSITIONAL WORDS AND PHRASES
Click here for a very useful list. These words will improve your mediations hugely
SPECIFIC INFO FOR WRITTEN MEDIATION
- Avoid repetitions
- Try to express the same information in fewer words
- Highlight key information (using emphasis)
- Compare, contrast and draw conclusions . Emphasize the advantages expressed in the article, but should also make reference to the disadvantages and extract a final conclusion
- Adapt the message to the recipient by referring to cultural aspects
- Break down the information. Introduction, pros, cons and conclusion could be a good structure on some occasions
- Synthesize: by providing original ideas and opinions based on your previous knowledge and your interlocutor´s from different sources of information, including the text to mediate
SPOKEN TEXTS
SPECIFIC INFO FOR WRITTEN MEDIATION
- Avoid repetitions
- Try to express the same information in fewer words
- Highlight key information (using emphasis)
- Compare, contrast and draw conclusions . Emphasize the advantages expressed in the article, but should also make reference to the disadvantages and extract a final conclusion
- Adapt the message to the recipient by referring to cultural aspects
- Break down the information. Introduction, pros, cons and conclusion could be a good structure on some occasions
- Synthesize: by providing original ideas and opinions based on your previous knowledge and your interlocutor´s from different sources of information, including the text to mediate
-S EXAMPLES OF MEDIATION:
WRITTEN TEXTS
https://salondeidiomas.es/mediacion-linguistica-eoi /
https://englishadvancedc1.blogspot.com/2019/10/empower-p-61-summer-job-oral-mediation.html
https://salondeidiomas.es/mediacion-linguistica-eoi /
https://englishadvancedc1.blogspot.com/2019/10/empower-p-61-summer-job-oral-mediation.html
MISTAKES TO AVOID
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