beginning of subsequent paragraphs (look at each paragraph’s topic sentence.)
d. specific details in the middle and end of body paragraphs (These are normally NOT included in the summary, but you may need them to support your statements later in your own essay).
2. Make notes of important points and claims (Do NOT write complete sentences).
3. Convert your notes into a coherent paragraph. You’ll need to use so-called “reporting verbs” and phrases:
a. To open your summary, mention the title and author’s…
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