Rephrasing and Summary

Understanding how to read, rephrase, and summarize a passage is an important skill, especially when preparing for tests like the GED. Rephrasing means putting an idea into your own words, while summarizing involves condensing a passage to its most important points without including personal opinions or judgments. Here's a guide on how to do both.
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