Connecting each paragraph means the main content of the article. Read the full text first to have a general understanding of the text; Read carefully paragraph by paragraph, understand each paragraph and understand the general idea of each natural paragraph. As long as you relate each paragraph to the main idea reasonably, you will master the main content of the text.
Second, the topic expansion method.
The titles of some articles can highly summarize the content of the articles. To summarize the main content of this kind of article, we can start with the investigation of the topic, understand the meaning of the topic, and then expand and enrich it a little, and we can get the main content of the article.
Third, comprehensive induction, such as writing articles.
Narrative generally contains four elements: time, place, people and events. The main content is to find out the four elements in the article and organize it reasonably.
Fourth, focus on key words (central sentence, central paragraph or transitional paragraph).
Some articles are mainly composed of general sentences, transitional sentences, summary sentences or central sentences. When reading, you can quote directly or sort it out a little, and you can grasp the main content.
Fifth, adopt the method of giving priority to others, that is, focus induction.
Sometimes the key part of an article is very prominent, and the main content of the full text is among them. Therefore, as long as we grasp the main idea of this important part of the paragraph and add some necessary supplementary explanations, we can summarize the main contents of the full text.
Extended data:
An article about people's notes is generally composed of four elements: time, place, people and events, and events are composed of cause, process and result, so if the elements in the article are connected in series, this is the main content of the article.
Note that "concatenation" is not "piecing together", it is not simply to put these elements together, but to make a second generalization according to the summarized elements, that is, to delete sentences that are irrelevant to the key points and sentences with repeated meanings, and to extract the most important and concise elements from them to form the main content of the article.
Some articles have general sentences, summary sentences, turning sentences in structure, or central sentences in content, which can often show the main content of the full text. Excerpts from these general statements, with slight changes, can become the general idea of the full text. Sometimes we can "copy" directly by sentence extraction.
For example, Lao She's Cat wrote both a big cat and a full-moon kitten. When we summarize the main idea of the text, we must connect the two central sentences in the text in series. Cats have a strange personality, and full-moon kittens are cuter. Sometimes, the expression of the central sentence is complicated, so we need to "shrink" and simplify some decorative words to make the main idea of the text more refined.
An article consists of several paragraphs, and we can summarize the main content of the article by combining the main ideas of the paragraphs. First make clear the context of the article, write the meaning of each paragraph, and then prioritize according to the content of the article.
If they are all important, combine the paragraphs with the meaning; If some are primary and some are secondary, we need to grasp the primary and discard the secondary. When merging, we should make appropriate changes to the general idea of each paragraph, delete duplicate content and synthesize the same content.