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EAPP-Lesson3-Summarizing-and-Paraphrasing.pptx
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- 4. Paraphrasing is restating text givingthe meaning in other form.
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- 6. 1. Repeatedly read thepassage to be paraphrased until you have completely understood what it says.
- 7. 2. Do notlook at the passage while you are writing your paraphrase.
- 8. 3. After writingyour paraphrase, read the original passage once again to check if you were able to accurately capture its meaning. By doing this, you will avoid misquoting your source.
- 9. 4. Check whether your paraphrasehas errors in grammar or mechanics.
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- 25. A paraphrase must alsobe attributed to the original source.
- 26. A paraphrase includes both themain idea and minor details from the text.
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- 28. SUMMARIZING refers to providing an abridgedversion of the narrative.
- 29. SUMMARIZING or a precisis a synopsis or diggest of the essence of an entire text.
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- 31. 1. Read thetext you are about to summarize over and over again.
- 32. 2. Identify the mainidea of the text you are planning to summarize.
- 33. 3. Put yourfeet into your readers’ shoes.
- 34. 4. Ensure a smoothflow of ideas.
- 35. 5. Limit your summaryto a few sentences.
- 36. 6. Do not forgetto proofread your work.
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- 49. Plagiarism is an actof presenting the words, ideas, sounds, or the creative expression of others as you own.
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- 55. 2. Word order Plagiarism -happenswhen a writer changes some of the words of another author to make the work look as if it were his own
- 56. 3. Idea Plagiarism -happenswhen a writer paraphrases the passage and includes it as his own without giving proper attribution