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What a real paraphrase changes

The same dish, your kitchen

Four levels of change

What must never change

Which one is a paraphrase?

The line you cannot cross

How deep is the change?

The technical term

Carrying the hedge

The moves

Six moves that do the work

Synthesis: holding two sources at once

Spot the move

Nominalise it

Two sources, one sentence

When they disagree

Whose claim?

Using it under pressure

The traps

Reporting verbs and stance

Name the fault

Choosing the reporting verb

Drift check

Keeping both voices

The last read-through

Word game: the paraphrase toolkit

Quiz review and module recap

Paraphrase and synthesis for PTE Academic: restating a source accurately in your own structure, and combining two or three sources into one attributed statement.

Every productive task in PTE Academic asks you to say something that came from somewhere
else: a passage, a lecture, a discussion, a prompt. Paraphrase is how you say it in your
own structure without changing what it means.

PTE Writing 3: Paraphrase and Synthesis

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