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What Is Finnish Text Structure?

Definition

Finnish text structure in YKI writing refers to how a text is organized: an introduction that states the purpose or position, body paragraphs that develop the content, and a conclusion that wraps up. Connectors and transition words link the parts coherently.

Meaning in English

Finnish text structure is the logical organization of a written Finnish text from introduction to conclusion.

Meaning in Finnish

Tekstin rakenne

Why It Matters for YKI

A clear structure is what makes a text comprehensible and is directly scored under the comprehensibility and structural accuracy criteria. Disorganized writing cannot score above B1.

Example

A well-structured opinion text: introduction with thesis, two body paragraphs each with one argument, conclusion restating the position, all linked by "ensinnä," "toiseksi," "lisäksi," "yhteenvetona."

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