ENGL 101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10D-10G: Preposition And Postposition
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Quoting, paraphrasing, and summarizing sources: introducing sources. Establish source, typically with name of the author and a short bio. Signal phrases- indicate the source from which it was taken: using direct quotations. To retain beauty or clarity of someone"s words. Dropped quotation- a sentence that consists only of a quote: paraphrasing another person"s ideas. Paraphrase- restatement of someone else"s ideas in approximately the same number of words. Clarify dif cult material by using simpler language. Use someone else"s ideas but not exact ideas. Interact with a point that a source has made: using your own words and sentence structure, maintaining accuracy, summarizing an idea. Summary- reports a writer"s main idea and most important support given for it. Analyzing and responding to sources: considering the currency of sources. Saturday, october 1, 2016: noting the thoroughness of the research. Coverage- comprehensiveness of the research: checking the reliability of the findings. Reliable- can be reproduced by researchers using similar methodology.
