In class I
heard about the “European Year” for the first time. I was not aware that the EU
set up this project in 1983, with the year of craft industry, in order to raise
awareness of specific topics. The years focus is chosen by the European
Parliament which makes sure that the topics are of general interest and major
concern to the EU member countries. This year’s focus is important and
interesting for all of us – 2013 is the European Year of citizens. The European
Parliament chose to focus on citizens in honour of the 20th anniversary of the
Maastricht Treaty. This treaty is responsible for the creation of the EU. It
was signed by the members of the European Union in order to work towards a
unified foreign policy. Common rights for citizens is the aim of the European
Year of Citizens Alliance (EYCA). The EYCA is planning to mobilise society throughout
this year to promote active citizenship. To do so, the alliance is active in
various fields like education or youth work. To sum up, this year's focus is about
the most important part of a country – their citizens.
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In
class I heard about the “European Year” for the first time. The attention of the European Year 2013 is on the citizens. I
was not aware that the EU set up
this project in 1983, with the Year of Craft Industry, in order to raise
awareness of specific topics. The years year’s focus is chosen by the
European Parliament which makes sure that the topics are of general interest
and major concern to the EU member countries. This year’s focus is important
and interesting for all of us since 2013 is the European Year of cCitizens.
The European Parliament chose to focus on citizens in honour of the 20th
anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty. This treaty is responsible for the
creation of the EU. It was signed by the members of the European Union in order
to work towards a unified foreign policy. The aim of the European Year of
Citizens Alliance (EYCA) is common rights for citizens. The EYCA is planning to
mobilise society throughout this year to promote active citizenship. To do so,
the alliance is active in various fields, like such as education or youth work. To
sum up, this year's focus is about the most
important core part of a country
– theirits citizens.
Feedback 2:
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Brainstorming
Feedback 1 (topic sentence):
My colleagues Orsolya and Lisa did a good job! They pointed out that I used the word "years" as well as "year's". We did some research and found out that "year's" is the correct form. Orsolya suggested some ideas for my topic sentence whereas Lisa advised me to capitalize the word "citizens".
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This time, Orsolya
took a closer look at my text. She helped me a lot, had many good ideas and
also found some mistakes. She pointed out, that I should not use “I was not
aware” because it sounded informal and not very professional. When we read
through the text we realized that I used the word “focus” five or six times in
one paragraph, which was clearly too much. Orsolya is great at paraphrasing
sentences, so we used “centre of attention”, “spotlight”, and “chose to
concentrate” instead of “focus”. We also replaced “the most important part”
with “the core part” because it sounds more formal.
Orsolya, thank you for your help!
Orsolya, thank you for your help!
The attention of the European Year 2013 is on the citizens.The EU set up this project in 1983,
with the Year of Craft Industry, in order to raise awareness of specific
topics. The year’s focus is chosen by the
European Parliament which makes sure that the center of attention is of
general interest and major concern to the EU member countries. This year’s
spotlight is important and interesting for all of us since 2013 is the
European Year of Citizens. The European Parliament chose to concentrate
on citizens in honour of the 20th anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty. This
treaty is responsible for the creation of the EU. It was signed by the members
of the European Union in order to work towards a unified foreign policy. The
aim of the European Year of Citizens Alliance (EYCA) is common rights for
citizens. The EYCA is planning to mobilise society throughout this year to
promote active citizenship. To do so, the alliance is active in various fields, such as education or youth work. To
sum up, this year's focus is about the core part of a country
– its citizens.
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Final Paragraph Nr. 2:
The attention of the European Year 2013 is on the citizens. The EU started this project in 1983, with the Year of small business (SMEs) and the craft industry, in order to raise awareness of specific topics. The year’s Focus was chosen by the European Parliament. The Parliament makes sure that the centre of attention is of general interest and major concern to the EU member countries. This year’s spotlight is important and interesting for all of us since we are all European citizens. The European Parliament chose to focus on citizens in honour of the 20th anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty, which was responsible for the creation of the EU.It was signed by the members of the European Union in
order to work towards a unified foreign policy. Since the European Unions slogan is "United in diversity", the EYCA, an EU wide network of society organisations, is aiming for active citizenship and civil society engagement throughout 2013. The European Year of
Citizens Alliance (EYCA), an EU wide network of society organisations, is
aiming for active citizenship and civil society engagement. In order to achieve
this goal, the EYCA is active in various fields, such as education and youth
work. planning to mobilise society throughout this year. To put in a nutshell, this
year's focus is about the core part of every country – their citizens.
Final Paragraph Nr. 2:
The attention of the European Year 2013 is on the citizens. The EU started this project in 1983, with the Year of small business (SMEs) and the craft industry, in order to raise awareness of specific topics. The year’s Focus was chosen by the European Parliament. The Parliament makes sure that the centre of attention is of general interest and major concern to the EU member countries. This year’s spotlight is important and interesting for all of us since we are all European citizens. The European Parliament chose to focus on citizens in honour of the 20th anniversary of the Maastricht Treaty, which was responsible for the creation of the EU.
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