Writing a concise summary of differences
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- Q1Match the words with their synonymsUsers link answersLinking30s
- Q2What does it mean to summarise a text?Write a brief account of the main points.Explain how it makes the reader feel.Explain the differences.Analyse the language used.30s
- Q3Match the words on the left with the definitions on the right.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q4When you write about differences, why is it important to use comparative discourse markers?to add different layers to your writingto make your writing seem more sophisticatedto signpost the direction of your writingto ensure you write detailed answers30s
- Q5Thinking about Austen's letter to her niece, which of the following quotations best supports the statement that Mr A. is known and can be trusted?"belonging to your own county""Poor dear Mr. A!""You have no doubt of his having superior abilities""Do not be frightened from the connection,"30s
- Q6Thinking about Austen's letter to her niece, which of the following phrases implies that Mr. A is a person of high value?"such a scholar""sterling worth""young man"30s