To put something into your own words Your
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To put something into your own words
-Your own interpretation of ideas that were said by someone else. -A way to borrow from a source.
Paraphrasing Techniques 1. Change to Synonyms 2. Change Word Forms 3. Change from a Clause to a Phrase 4. Change from Quoted Speech to Indirect Speech 5. Change from Active Voice to Passive Voice 6. Interpret Meaning Identify the underlying meaning of a
1. Change to Synonyms
Example The stallion was content with the mare. The stallion was happy with the mare.
Try this… After he ate lunch, John took a nap.
She has an alluring beauty, I like her.
2. Interpret Meaning Identify the underlying meaning of a statement
Mrs. Lee said, “I am ready for lunch. ” Mrs. Lee complained about being hungry.
Try this… She entered the office and shut the door aloud.
• His answer could raise a lot of issues.
3. Change Word Forms • Use an adverb instead of an adjective • Use a verb to replace a noun.
John is an accurate typist. John types accurately.
She is fluent in English.
She is a nature lover.
Why paraphrase?
• It’s better than quoting lots of information. • You don’t quote as much, leaving more room for your ideas. • When you put an idea in your own words, you understand it better.
Plagiarism • The unauthorized use of the language and thoughts of another author and saying they are your own DON’T WRITE WORD DOW N WITH PLAG RAISM ism iar Plag FOR WORD WHAT SOMEONE WRITES OR SAYS DON’T CUT AND PASTE WHEN REASEARCHING FOR A PAPER OR PROJECT
Ways to effectively paraphrase
1. What is a paraphrase? 2 - 4. Reasons why we should paraphrase Paraphrase the given sentences. 5 -6. Although it was raining, Bob walked to work. 7 -8. A hotel employee will carry your bags.
Paraphrase the following statements: 1. I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat. (W. Churchill) 2. He is considered the Andres Bonifacio of this era.
3. This job is as aggravating as putting toothpaste back into the tube. 4. “In my solitude the walls are a blank silence until your smile glints. ”
Assignment • What is quoting? • What are the ways in quoting to avoid plagiarism?
- Put this in your own words
- Put in your own words
- You put your right hand in
- Analytical sae examples
- In your notebook describe the following
- Put the words into correct order
- Complete the definitions with the words below
- Put the words in the brackets into the correct form
- Something concrete that represents something abstract
- Tells how something works or why something happens
- Smart is something you become not something you are
- Describing something by comparing it to something else
- Something concrete that stands for something abstract
- Symbol/symbolism definition
- Something old something new poem
- Something that describes something
- Name something you put on a burger
- Making new words your own lesson 20
- Own words questions
- Describe them briefly
- Description in your own words
- Does juliet wake up just before romeo dies or just after
- Ruae meaning
- Fccla creed meaning
- The fccla creed
- Define acceleration