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Why Pharphase Is Important To Me
I agree that it is very helpful to look up words that you do not know in order to gain a greater understanding. For me the ability to pharphase is like note taking put more in depth. In my cases you are taking what you have read and breaking it down in summarizing it just a few words. It also helps with memory with being able to pick out key componets and recall them more quickly. Which helps when writing a paper because it keeps you from having to constantly go back and forth and re-read material which can be time consuming. Do you think it is also helpful to conduct question/ answer sessions with yourself just as another form of clariety?
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