Melancholy is a feeling of pensive sadness without an obvious cause. A summary is a shortened version of a larger text that describes its main points in 3 sentences or less. Writers use summaries to describe stories, articles, movies or other content in a more concise way by identifying the most important parts and describing them for someone unfamiliar with the original text.
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Melancholy is a feeling of pensive sadness without an obvious cause. A summary is a shortened version of a larger text that describes its main points in 3 sentences or less. Writers use summaries to describe stories, articles, movies or other content in a more concise way by identifying the most important parts and describing them for someone unfamiliar with the original text.
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• Melancholy
• a feeling of pensive sadness, typically with
Word of the no obvious cause: • "an air of melancholy surrounded him" day • A summary is a piece of writing that tells the main ideas of something. It is basically a shortened version of a larger text that describes its main points. Writers use it to What is a describe a story, article, movie, television show, presentation or another piece of content in a more succinct Summary? way. If you want to write an effective summary, you need to be able to identify the most important parts of a text and describe them to someone who may not be familiar with the text. • If you are writing a summary of a written 1. Carefully text, make sure to read it carefully. Take note review the of what the author is saying and why they are saying it. Likewise, when writing a work you're summary about something you are summarizin watching, make sure to take detailed notes. You may even want to consider reading or g watching the text multiple times to ensure you caught all of the most important details, information or plot points. 2. Underline • Another way to ensure you are remembering and important information is to highlight or highlight underline words as you go. If you are watching something, write down timestamps important of when important things happen. This makes it easier for you to look back on them passages when you are writing your summary. • Format your summary into sentences that 3. Write make up paragraphs. Get started by writing down the down the main points of the text in your own words. Make sure to write down these main points main points as they were presented by the author of the text, meaning that you should write them in chronological order. • Add in some major supporting points for your main idea. While these are more detailed sentences, make sure they connect 4. Add in to the rest of the text. There is no need to supporting add in minor details if they do not add any value to your summary. For instance, if the points character's eye colour was not a major plot point, there is no need to include it in your summary. You only want to add general information that will give the reader a high- level understanding of the text. • After you're finished writing your summary, 5. Proofread carefully proofread it. See if what you wrote would make sense to someone who has it never read or watched the text you are writing about. Also, look for any grammatical errors to ensure it is a well-written summary. • Include the following in a summary
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