Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know what 'paraphrasing' means. Be aware of the differences between paraphrasing and summarizing.

Answer: "Paraphrasing" is saying something someone else has said in your own words. You still express the same ideas, just in a different way. It can be a useful skill to have, especially if you are trying to write an essay or article. Of course, you always want to give credit when you use someone else's ideas, but paraphrasing gives you a chance to say it in your own words instead of using a direct quotation. By stating it your way, the information may fit better into what you're writing, allowing your writing to flow more easily from one idea to the next. Paraphrasing may sound suspiciously like summarizing, but they are actually two different methods of rewriting a text. In both methods, you are putting the text in your own words, though summarizing sometimes uses some of the same phrases as the original, depending on your end goals. For example, let's say the original writing is: "The fox stalked its prey in the moonlight, it's large ears and bright eyes on high alert for the rabbit's next move." Example of a paraphrased sentence: "The rabbit stayed still in the light of the moon while the fox surveyed the land using its spectacular hearing and night vision." Example of summarization: "Foxes hunt rabbits at night using their ears and eyes." Summarizing focuses on the facts of the statement rather than the details.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a textbook that marks long and short vowels. Pronounce short vowels. Learn the long vowels. Know your diphthongs.

Answer: The easiest way to learn how to pronounce Latin vowels is to read texts designed for students. Each Latin vowel has a long and short pronunciation. Introductory textbooks often mark the long vowels with a macron (horizontal line) over the vowel, so a is always the short pronunciation and a is the long one. If your main goal is to speak Church Latin, now's a good time to skip down to that section, since the vowel pronunciations are quite different. If you cannot find a text like this, speak with an advanced Latin student to get familiar with vowel pronunciation. Most students learn this best through practice and memorization, but you can look up the complex rules for identifying long and short vowels if you prefer that method. Beginner textbooks either leave short vowels unmarked or top them with a circumflex (). When short, these vowels are always pronounced as follows: A as in alike E as in let I as in lick O as in off U as the "oo" in foot Textbooks mark long vowels with a macron (horizontal line). Long vowels are pronounced as follows: A as in father (the same sound as short a, but held for a longer time) E as the "a" in mate I as the "ee" in beep O as in only U as the "oo" in boot A diphthong is a combination of two vowels pronounced as one syllable. Latin pronunciation is much more standardized than English, so you do not have to guess at a vowel sound. These combinations are always pronounced as diphthongs: AE as the word eye. saepe (often) = sai-peh AU as the word ow. laudat (he/she/it praises) = low-daht EI as in ray. eicio (I accomplish) = ay-kee-oh OE as in oil. In all other vowel combinations, pronounce the vowels as separate syllables. tuus (your) = tu-us A combination of short and long vowels do not produce dipthongs. "poeta" (poet) = po-ay-tah

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut a 25in (64cm) piece of thick rope. Tie a knot on each end of the rope and burn them. Mark where you want to hang the skateboard on your wall. Push screws through the knots and screw them into the wall.

Answer: Get a strong, durable rope that won't break over time under the weight of your skateboard. Opt for a rope that's at least 14 inch (0.64cm) in diameter for best results. Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure about 25 inches (64cm) and use a sharp knife to cut the rope at this point. Tie a simple knot each end of your piece of rope and pull the ends tight. Carefully hold a lighter just under 1 end for a couple of seconds to burn it, and then repeat this process of the other end. This should help to keep the ends of the rope from fraying. Use a pencil and a ruler to mark 2 horizontal lines on your wall. These lines should be equal in height but about 14 inches (36cm) apart. Push a screw through the center of 1 of the knots and screw it into 1 of your marked spots with a screwdriver. Repeat this on the other side. Then, you can hang up your board vertically on the rope by 1 of its trucks.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pay attention if your wife starts to complain about you or your relationship. Watch for changes in her desire for sex. Notice if you share less emotional intimacy. Notice if your wife suddenly wants more privacy. Pay attention if she's spending more time on her phone.

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Your wife may start pointing out your flaws or sharing concerns about your relationship. This may be because she's genuinely unhappy, or she could be trying to look for a reason to justify her affair. Either way, it's important for you to take notice and talk to her about it. Ask her what's bothering her and discuss ways you can improve your relationship going forward. For example, your wife might say things like, "I'm sick and tired of coming home to a dump," "You never listen to me," or "We never have fun together anymore." Ask her follow up questions like, "How can we work together to keep things clean?" "What can I do to show you I'm listening?" or "How does date night this Saturday sound?" This way you can address her concerns to hopefully improve your relationship. Your wife may desire more sex, less sex, or different sex. Consider if she starts offering you sex more often but doesn't seem to be engaging with you. Similarly, notice if the heat suddenly leaves your relationship and she starts turning down sex. Additionally, pay attention to a sudden interest in role playing or sex games. Your wife may want more sex if she feels bad about cheating or is having an emotional affair that leaves her wanting sexual fulfillment. She may want less sex if a new lover is meeting her needs. Your wife may want different sex if she's wanting to pretend she's with a new person. Your wife may stop sharing the details of her life with you, which is a sign that something is wrong. If she's not coming to talk to you about her daily activities, her problems, her emotions, or things she's excited about, then she may be sharing these things with someone else. Talk to her to find out what's going on. For example, let's say your wife seems to be shutting you out. Go to her and say, "Hey, I've noticed you've been really quiet lately. I'd really like to talk to you about how you've been feeling." If your wife is having an affair, she'll need to keep secrets from you. This requires her to keep her phone, bag, computer, and bills away from you. If she's suddenly hiding things from you or getting defensive when you ask questions, then she could be hiding an affair. For example, you might notice that all of her electronic devices have new passwords. Additionally, she may start hiding her credit card or phone bills, and she may even get a new, secret credit card. She could be calling or texting a new partner. Notice if she seems to be texting someone more often, especially if she won't tell you who it is. Additionally, take note if she often leaves the room when taking a call. Watch her reaction to calls and texts. For instance, if she smiles really big or gets really excited, she may be texting a new partner. If you share a phone plan, review your bill to see if anything looks off. For instance, she might be calling or texting the same person daily.