How to Rephrase Sentences for 11-Year-Old Students

Rephrasing means saying the same thing but using different words or sentence structures. This helps make your writing more interesting and clear.

Here’s how you can rephrase a sentence step by step:

1. Read the original sentence carefully. Make sure you understand what it means.
2. Think about the main idea. What is the sentence trying to say?
3. Use synonyms (words that mean the same). For example, instead of "happy," you can use "joyful" or "glad."
4. Change the sentence structure. If the sentence is in active voice (e.g., "The cat chased the mouse."), you can try passive voice (e.g., "The mouse was chased by the cat.").
5. Make sure your new sentence means the same thing. Read it to check if it still has the original message.

For example, if the original sentence is: "The sun is shining brightly," you can rephrase it as "Bright rays of the sun are lighting up the sky."

Don't hesitate to ask for help if something is unclear or you want to learn more!