The first step to making a paraphrase is to . . ., change word order, change individual words, change grammatical forms, The second step to making a paraphrase is to . . ., change word order, change individual words, change grammatical forms, The third step to making a paraphrase is to . . ., change word order, change individual words, change grammatical forms, Writing a summary means . . ., including all details (i.e. statistics, adjectives, dates, time), writing a brief statement about the main ideas, be wordy and relatable, A good summary should . . ., maintain and follow good paragraph structure, blow your audience away, include solid ideas from both the author and yourself, The topic sentence of a summary should include . . ., the main idea of the thesis, the hook and background information, the title, author or speaker, The supporting sentences of a summary should . . ., state details and descriptions verbatim, follow the same order as the original work, include quotes, A summary should include . . ., paraphrases, quotes, specific adjectives that the author has used, A summary should be . . ., subjective, objective, including your opinion, A fast way to write a summary sentence is to . . ., copy, cut and paste the sentence while adding more words, use a quote and suggest your opinion, remove adjectives and vocab not related to main idea.

Paraphrasing & Summary Writing

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