Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting: A Guide to Doing it Right!

[@meadowlarkplank5941]

i hope that the spiritual energy of the universe is on your side

[@JuanSaa-ke8vz]

Better yet the spirt from the one who made it

[@robertschmidt4239]

This is my third time watching this video from three different classes in college. I still love watching it because jesus this guys voice is entertaining.

[@emerybowser1196]

"girls"

[@robertschmidt4239]

@@emerybowser1196 oh wait really??

[@ProjectEnglishII]

Thank you! I am reviewing these with my EFL graduate students here in Japan. This video was simple, fun, and I liked the geek jokes! You can't go wrong with Star Wars or Princess Bride, although I think my Japanese students were unfamiliar with the latter...

[@MartianMrcs]

Such an awesome guide! I learnt about Summarizing, Paraphrasing, and Quoting while also knowing the context of star wars! Definitely hit two birds with one stone.

[@wmpmacm]

Best pick of the several I looked at. StarWars certainly helps!

[@AbhimanyuKumar-ef2nr]

Best explanation ever on the youtube. Thanks for saving me from getting low marks in exam 🥺🥺🙏🏻

[@Optimystik]

This is great, very thorough. Glad to have found it!

[@aesthetic3521]

We read to know we're not alone

[@charlessmith263]

A good paraphrase for me would be this - Way deep in the galaxy, Rebel forces were able to lift off technical details for the first Death star, and were able to penetrate the battle station and destroy this Imperial planet. But now, in the Hoth valley, the Imperial forces are trying to wreak revenge on the Rebel forces, with one big goal---to capture the bounty prize---rebel Luke Skywalker, whom Darth Vader was so profoundly destined to go at, to force Luke to return to the dark side, and forcing Luke to reveal that he is the son of that dreaded evil Sith. That's my paraphrase, since I saw "The Empire Strikes Back" lots of time.

[@laotree8224]

I'm using this for my high school classes in Japan, but my mom's side of the family are from right near this library in Batavia, NY.

[@yingyanfeng8337]

It is a great video for us to learn summarizing, paraphrasing, and quoting.

[@wingstosoaronlineacademych928]

OUTSTANDING!

[@wordwrangler11]

Excellent explanation and examples summarizing, paraphrasing, and quotations.

[@americanbluediamonds]

Thank you. This video is very helpful!

[@hannahjaworowski2428]

thanks for all the help, I have two paraphrase 32 paragraphs and you just made it a lot easier than it originally was. thanks so much!!!!

[@maryjoybiazon7192]

Good day! May I have the permission to use this in my English class? Thank you.

[@deseanbartholomew2339]

This was a great help thank you

[@mimifitz7799]

thanks.perfect.you have great voice and articulates well enough

[@hmw7065]

It was a great tutorial even you don't to it anymore. I did't know how to do for summarization and paraphasing, now you give me a hint. The comparison on acceptable and unacceptable approaches make the tutorial more interesting. At least it's not bored like some others. Thank you for your sharing.

[@RyzenD]

Summarize! WooHoo!

[@heathersisto1119]

I feel smarter just from listening to the video and she presents the learning in such a great manner , I can't help but want to be better at what she is explaining to better ways with paraphasing , which I find to be very difficult most of the time , I shall continue to try like the she explains it, In this learning video . And because she seems to really wants a learning audience and struggling students such as myself to get the ideas presented in a logical and sincable order for us to grasp it with stlye too , .akes it that much better of a learning video and for some of those reasons . I say she's a good teacher ! 😃 🌟 🌟 🌟🌟🌟

[@joycebakerjbc6397]

great video and very helpful!!

[@manalibrahim4406]

thank you so much

[@georgematongo6836]

Great presentation on Summarizing, Paraphrasing and Quoting: a guide to doing it right. would watch it again .

[@nosadarnell4610]

Cool !

[@theloniouscoltrane3778]

Everything that we write, which includes analysis, is a summary or a paraphrase of everything we have read. THE RULE IN PLAGIARISM IS: CITE THE SOURCES FOR YOUR SUMMARIES and PARAPHRASES. So, to avoid plagiarism CITE EACH SENTENCE! The rules on plagiarism is ridiculous. There are a lot of topics in Covid-19, Climate Justice or International Criminal Law on Complementarity principle. Yet, the writers are not charged with plagiarism even if what they have written were merely summaries or paraphrases taken from other similar works. Rule of thumb: Each SENTENCE must be cited!

[@ghulamhabib948]

1. "The Antarctic is the vast source of cold on our planet, just as the sun is the source of our heat, and it exerts tremendous control on our climate," [Jacques] Cousteau told the camera. "The cold ocean water around Antarctica flows north to mix with warmer water from the tropics, and its upwellings help to cool both the surface water and our atmosphere. Yet the fragility of this regulating system is now threatened by human activity." From "Captain Cousteau," Audubon (May 1990):17. Paraphrasing According to Cousteau Antarctic a cold reservoir plays an important role in balancing climate. He also discussed the mechanism by which Antarctica balances the climate. The cold water present beneath the ocean replaces the warm water at the tropical region and thus this cold water cools surface as well as the atmosphere. He alarmed about the activities of human that could destroy this regulating system. (Captain Cousteau ,Audubon ) kindly check it tell me about this

[@robertagallant3819]

Is summarizing difficult? If yes, why?

[@lifelearner45lloyd97]

Best video on paraphrasing!

[@danieldossantosvalenca1163]

perfect

[@kunaldhuria3935]

Perfect 👌👌

[@peterpaschalmaganga6966]

thank you, good video

[@Drew-lg1np]

By the way, when writing a scientific name, only the genus name is capitalized - not the species name. So, the "n" in "Rattus Norvegicus" should not be capitalized, and should be written "Rattus norvegicus."

[@silvesterkawala228]

Its a good video

[@marselkasa7584]

really helpful

[@RyzenD]

11:13 XD

[@jonathankenney2187]

The force is strong with this one...

[@susanturk7203]

this is esier to understand

[@racquelescjose4432]

nice

[@remmi5867]

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[@floramerano6293]

This is so convoluted. I'd rather just sleep. I'M FED UP WITH ALL OF THESE!! I GET IT YOU'RE RIGHT AND I'M WRONG!! No wonder people hate elitists!!

[@001100AAAEA]

I love you

[@citrj]

i hate this but thank you

[@lerczak]

ha ha ha! :-) you're welcome! :-)

[@joeym6526]

简单。 太长没有阅读或观看视频：使用假设，不要从源头引用精确引用，并且记住你不能更好地写出它，因为你在写作时吸吮。 这就是视频教给我的，如果我能够，我会给它10个大拇指。 你不客气，我通过不看这些垃圾而节省了15分钟。 度假村回到MLA书。 必须以不同的语言隐藏此评论，因为它会被互联网巡查取下。 古德鲁克的光明战士。 拉斯戈相信你们。

[@jonathankenney2187]

ITE 120.02

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14:03

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[@null_face]

ugh

[@jorisvandam3649]

Kaaz

[@constantijnnnn]

Fromage

[@sw0mpy]

This video is just terrible. First of all, you should not give oppinions when making a summary. At 1:39 the person refers to the rebels as ’good guys’ and the empire as the ’bad guys’. Is’t that an oppinion? Also, if you start parapharsing precise scientific terminology, the summary becomes just a useless word salad. How cold is ’very cold’. Is 0 K very cold? Also what kind of drugs did scientist use? Opioids, cannabinoids, synthetics, pshyedelics? Different drugs work on different receptors. Also, isnt the term 'junk food’ kind of biased oppinion?

[@monkeyking4925]

You found a way to ruin movies great quotes because you feel cool?

[@wenjiezhang8104]

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