Сделай анализ статьи используя THE ANALYSIS OF AN ARTICLE
Planning article analysis
There are several stages in analyzing and presenting an article that can be grouped around the following steps:
1. Read the article and understand its topic.
2. Identify the message (the central, main idea).
3. Sort out the key issues and organize your thoughts around them.
4. Express your attitude to the key issues and your opinion of the author’s
position.
5. Make notes about additional facts and updated information to support your
position.
6. Present the analysis.
You have to read and understand the article and its key issues. But it is not
enough just to know what the author of the article writes about. You are also
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expected to show that you can critically evaluate the facts and views presented in the article. This means being able to form your own informed opinions about them. To make the process of organizing your thoughts and ideas better structured you should consider the following questions while reading the article:
1. What is the title of the article? Who and where is it published by?
2. What is the author’s aim? (To present some new information? To persuade? To
discuss a problem? To solve a problem?)
3. Is the message clear? Is it explicit, clearly stated? Is it evident throughout the
article? Comment on the author’s presentation of fact. Distinguish between
facts and author’s opinion.
4. What kind of tone is the article written in?
5. What is your impression of the article? Does it make an interesting reading?
Structure of article analysis
Introduction
Give the article’s title, refer to the source of article, say a few words about the author and define the type of the article (analytical, informative or mixed); specify its message and outline the key issues.
Main body
Present the main facts and ideas given by the author in the article, speak about the author’s general stand on the problem, discussed in the article.
Conclusion
Comment on the author’s opinion and manner of fact-presentation, express your outstanding of the problem and support your commentary with some background knowledge, additional updated information or/and reference to other sources.
Useful words and phrases
Introduction
The title of the article is
The article under analysis / consideration / discussion / review is The article is entitled
The author of the article is
The article is published in
The article is taken from
The subject / topic / problem / current issue of the article is
The problem was caused by / resulted from / was a result of
The objective / main aim of the author is
The article deals with / tackles / raises / bears on / the problem of
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The article is devoted to
The article provides ample food for thought for the readers
Main Body
The Author’s Technique
- The author looks at / takes a quick look at / explores / examines the problem of
- The author informs the readers that / describes / characterizes / shows /
illustrates / defines / portrays /discusses / demonstrates / introduces / analyses /
suggests / recommends
- The author foresees / predicts / claims / admits / asserts / criticizes / condemns /
acknowledges
- The author brings to light / highlights / stresses / lays stress on / draws the
readers’ attention to / points out / puts emphasis on / emphasizes / focuses on / comments on
Developing Arguments
Sequencing
Firstly / First of all / Secondly / Thirdly / Then / Next / After that / Finally / Eventually
Addition
Furthermore / Moreover / In addition to / To add to that / Besides / What’s more / Apart from this / Along with / As well as
Comparing
Both ... and / Also / Neither ... nor / Likewise / Similarly / In the same way / Almost the same as
Contrast
Nevertheless / However / Despite this / In spite of / Actually / In fact / On the one hand ...On the other hand / Although / Even though / Whereas / At the same time / Different from / Otherwise
Highlight
- It’s essential / vital / extremely important to understand
- Ultimately / Basically / Most importantly
- In particular / Especially / Chiefly / Mainly
- If we look at the problem closely
- What it exactly means is
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Giving an example
- To clarify / explain / paraphrase / illustrate
- For example / for instance
- In other words / That is
- Specifically / In particular
Cause and Effect
- Because of / Owing to / Due to / For this reason
- One explanation (for...) is that ... / What has brought this about is that ... / As
it
- happens
- Therefore / As a result / Hence / Accordingly / Consequently / As a consequence /
- Thus
Presenting questionable ideas
- Provided / Providing / Granted / Granting
- Supposing / Assuming
Referring to something or reporting somebody’s ideas
- In somebody’s words / understanding / According to / Somebody is quoted as
- saying / As somebody says / claims / argues / considers
- The information is taken from
- Somebody defines / describes ... as ...
Agreeing with or supporting somebody’s ideas
- I would like to support / back an argument
- I’m prepared to share somebody’s views / to side with somebody
- I totally / completely / absolutely agree with
- I fully understand that / I’m in favor of / I support / I share the author’s opinion
- I see eye to eye with the author on this problem
- The author is correct to point out
- To a certain extent / up to a point I agree with ...but
- The message is explicit / clearly stated / implicit
- The facts are accurate
- The author’s conclusion is unbiased / objective /logically consistent with the
rest
- of the article
- The author presents a well-argued, reasoned case, clear arguments
- The tone of the article is neutral / unbiased / impartial
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Disagreeing with or supporting somebody’s ideas
- I would like to oppose somebody / to disagree with somebody on an issue
- I’m afraid that I can’t accept the idea that ...
- The author’s conclusion is biased / inconsistent with the facts / opinions of
- The author is insufficiently informed that
- The tone of the article is biased / partial / bitter
- The author’s tone is excessively emotional / unscrupulous / stereotyped
Making general statements
- All in all / Generally / On the whole
- Basically / By and large / For the most part
- Essentially / My general impression / assessment of he article is ...
- I’m convinced / I do think / I feel / I tend to think / I would suggest that
- I believe / consider / suppose
- Myviewisthat/AsIseeit/Itseemstome/Inmyopinion/view/Itismy
view
- that / It strikes me that / I’m inclined to believe
Summarizing
- So to sum up / Finally / In brief /
- If I can briefly summarize
- The article ends in ...
- Before I finish let me just go over the main points of
Concluding
- In conclusion / To conclude /To cut it short / Taking everything into account /
On the whole / As it was previously stated
- I’d like to finish by saying that / To conclude I’d like to say that / To reach
one’s own conclusion
- All things considered I would like to say
- The article makes an interesting and informative reading
и шаблон Introduction 
The title of the article is “......". It was published by …. and written by …… on….., 2025. The article serves an analytic and informative purpose. Its central message highlights the complexity of the……

Main Body
The article begins by presenting factual information on….

Conclusion
In conclusion, the article presents a balanced view on the current situation on-in the……..The authors successfully illustrate the….. Throughout the article, the authors keep a neutral tone, mostly reporting facts (and referring to the statements of various political officials).The authors successfully highlight the key issues without bias.

Overall, I find the article highly informative and timely, providing readers with crucial updates while illustrating the complexity of international diplomacy in conflict resolution.

However, it is noticeable that the….. 
Xi Jinping begins four-day Russia visit after Ukrainian drones attack Moscow
Chinese leader is scheduled to attend Victory Day parade and hold talks with Vladimir Putin. Amy Hawkins in Beijing and Pjotr Sauer
Wed 7 May 2025 17.20 BST. Xi Jinping arrived in Moscow on Wednesday for the start of a four-day visit during which he will attend Russia’s military parade commemorating the anniversary of the end of the second world war, known in Russia as Victory Day.

The Chinese leader’s trip has coincided with mass Ukrainian drone attacks on the Russian capital. Moscow’s mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, said Russia’s air defence units destroyed at least 19 Ukrainian drones overnight.

Xi was greeted on arrival in Moscow with a military band.

The attacks forced most of Moscow’s airports to close and Russia’s national carrier, Aeroflot, said it was reordering timetables to cope with the disruption.

The wave of drones launched by Kyiv to disrupt the Kremlin’s preparations for Victory Day forced at least one world leader to divert his Moscow flight on Wednesday, with the Serbian president’s plane rerouted to Baku, Azerbaijan before the jet eventually landed in the Russian capital.

Aleksandar Vučić’s visit to Moscow, for which he has been heavily criticised by several European countries, had already run into complications when Latvia and Lithuania reportedly barred his plane from their airspace, forcing a detour.

Russia’s defence ministry said its military had shot down more than 500 drones in the previous 24 hours, while airport closures affected at least 60,000 passengers.

Xi’s visit, which comes as China is engaged in a trade war with the US and soon after Ukraine accused China of directly aiding Russia’s invasion, underscores his close relationship with Vladimir Putin. It is Xi’s 11th visit to Russia since becoming president. He has paid more visits there than to any other country. The Russian foreign ministry described the trip as “one of the central events in Russian-Chinese relations this year”. Xi is expected to sign numerous cooperation agreements, deepening the “no limits” relationship between China and Russia. There will also be discussion of the planned Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, which could carry 50bn cubic metres of gas a year from Russia to China.

Xi is expected to hold talks with Putin on Thursday and to attend the Victory Day parade on Friday. China’s People’s Liberation Army will send an honour guard to participate in the ceremony in Moscow for the first time since 2015, and for the first time ever will send an honour guard to join in parallel celebrations in Minsk, the capital of Belarus.

In an article published on Wednesday, Xi wrote: “China and Russia are both major countries with significant influence and are constructive forces in maintaining global strategic stability and improving global governance … Together we must foil all schemes to disrupt or undermine our bonds of amity and trust.”

Bilateral trade between China and Russia has reached record levels since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, providing Moscow with an economic lifeline at a time when western countries have imposed sanctions on it. Trade reached $245bn (£183bn) in 2024, 66% more than in 2021.

China maintains it is a neutral party in the war and that it supports a peaceful resolution to the conflict. But in recent months Kyiv has been increasingly outspoken about what it says is China’s direct aid for Moscow’s war efforts.

Two Chinese mercenaries, out of hundreds who have travelled to fight with the Russian army, were caught in the eastern Donetsk region last month. They did not have a direct link to the Chinese state but recruitment videos are easily found on China’s tightly controlled social media.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has accused China of closing its eyes to the participation of its nationals in the war.

Zelenskyy has criticised foreign leaders for travelling to Moscow, saying that Ukraine “cannot bear responsibility for what happens” to any heads of state attending the Victory Day parade.

Moscow has said 29 world leaders are expected to attend the Victory Day commemorations, marking the largest foreign delegation at the Red Square parade since Putin launched his full-scale invasion more than three years ago.

Apart from Xi, other notable guests include the Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and the pro-Russian prime minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico. The guardian