MODULE 9 WEEK 9
Grade 11 – EAPP
Prepared by: Masinop D. Matatag
Summa
ry
What is summarizing?
• It is giving a brief statement of the main points of (something).
• A summary is a synthesis of the key ideas of a piece of writing, restated in
your own words – i.e., paraphrased. You may write a summary as a stand-
alone assignment or as part of a longer paper. Whenever you summarize,
you must be careful not to copy the exact wording of the original source.
How to summarize?
A good summary:
❖ Identifies the writer of the original text.
❖ Synthesizes the writer’s key ideas.
❖ Presents the information neutrally.
❖ Summaries can vary in length. Follow the directions given by your instructor for how
long the summary should be.
RULES IN SUMMARIZING
1. Delete non-
essential ideas in a 2. Erase
text. redundant
information.
3. Substitute general 4. Identify the topic
terms into specific sentence or formulate
names. in case it is missing.
TIPS IN WRITING A SUMMARY
Read the text several times until you
understand the whole material.
✔Take note of the main point you
identified after reading the text.
TIPS IN WRITING A SUMMARY
Check your copy to ensure that you have noted the
following:
3.1 thesis;
3.2 main arguments; and
3.3 supporting details for each sentence
Write the first draft of your summary.
Review your work and make sure it has included all the
major concepts & check whether you misinterpreted
the author’s ideas or not.
Example of a Summary
What is paraphrasing?
It expresses the meaning of (the writer or speaker or
something written or spoken) using different words,
especially to achieve greater clarity.
It is presenting ideas and information in your own words and
acknowledging where they come from. By using your own
words, you demonstrate your understanding and your
ability to convey this information
REMEMBER:
• It involves taking a passage - either spoken or
written - and rewording it. Writers often paraphrase
sentences and paragraphs to deliver information in a more
concise way, as you'll see in the examples below. When
paraphrasing, it is important to keep the original meaning
so that the facts remain intact. Basically, you are writing
something in your own words that still expresses the
original idea.
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PARAPHRASING TEXTS
1
USE OF SYNONYMS 2 ✔ USE OF DIFFERENT
SENTENCE PATTERNS
Know the exact meaning of
the original passage and Write sentences in
come up with the nearest other patterns
meaning using your own without changing
vocabulary words. the meaning ●of1 the
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original text.
PARAPHRASING TEXTS
4 ✔ CUT LONG
3 CHANGE IN ORDER
SENTENCES
OF IDEAS
INTO SHORTER
• To avoid copying the exact
• Translate original
NOUNS
form of original sentences,
statements into shorter
know how to change the
sentences. Make sure not
order of ideas, but never
to compromise the ● 1
alter the original. 1
original message of the
writer.
PARAPHRASING TEXTS
5 ✔ FORMULATE
CONCRETE
POINTS MORE
ABSTRACT
• Giving specific examples
rather than restating the
original statements. ● 1
2
Reading Time!
⮚ Read the examples of paraphrasing in pages 92-93.
Other examples of Paraphrasing
Original : He has tons of stuff to throw away.
Paraphrase: He needs to get rid of a lot of junk.
Original: Symptoms of influenza include fever
and nasal congestion.
Paraphrase: A stuffy nose and elevated
temperature are signs you
may have the flu.
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