I'm a student from Germany and I'd like to her your suggestions about proper summary introductions. the thing is, I have to summarize just one chapter of a book, so unfortunately I'm unable to find a generalization(does every single chapter have a topic, an idea?). I mean it would sound strange if I wrote "Chapter Two of the book Tortilla Curtain by x is about how the protagonist falls in a faint", wouldn't it?
Or do you just leave out the introduction?
Hope you can see my point...
Thanks a lot
Top answer
Hi, It seems to me you can take two approaches to a summary.. 1. Simply 'compress the words'.
— Clive
Hi, It seems to me you can take two approaches to a summary..
1.
Simply 'compress the words'.
2.
Do more of an analysis, eg looking for main themes and ideas.
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