Commentary Notes Writing commentary means giving your ...

CommentaryNotesWritingcommentarymeansgiv ingyouropinion,interpretation,insight,an alysis,explication,personalreaction, "commentingon"a !Commentaryrequiresyoutothinkofsomeorigi nalthings(fromyourbrain) : donotuseI,me,my,we,us, avoidusingwould,should,could,mayormightL iteraturecommentarydiscusseswhattheconcr etedetailshowsaboutacharacteroreventina , "thisshowsthat" ofcommentaryfrom" charles " (TS)Laurieisa mischievouslittleboywhois (CD)Forexample,Laurieplaysa trickonhisfatheratlunchandUsingquoteends it bytellinghisfather"gee,you'redumb."forco ncretedetailSentence3 (CM) ofcommentaryfrom" charles " (TS)AlthoughLaurieisbecomingmoreindepend entinkindergarten, (CD)UsingparaphraseforconcretedetailFore xample,onthefirstdayofschoolLaurietellsh isparentsabouta (CM)Throughtheinventionof" charles ",Lauri eis (CM)EventhoughLauriesometimesseemsproudo fhismisbehavior, (TS)Pipisa (CD)Forexample,hemeetsa convictwhothreatenshislifebysaying"keeps till,youlittledevil,orI'llcutyourthroat" andtellsPiptobringhimsomefoodanda (CM)Pipis frightenedbytheman'swildappearanceandrou ghlanguagesinceheisclearlya (CM)A feelingofhelplessnessovercomesPipasherea lizesthathemustdowhatthemandemands.

An example of commentary from Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. Sentence 1 (TS) Pip is a lonely boy whose visit to the nearby cemetery scares him. Sentence 2 (CD) For example, he meets a convict who threatens his life by saying "keep still, you little devil, or I'll cut your throat" and tells Pip to bring him some food and a file.

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1 CommentaryNotesWritingcommentarymeansgiv ingyouropinion,interpretation,insight,an alysis,explication,personalreaction, "commentingon"a !Commentaryrequiresyoutothinkofsomeorigi nalthings(fromyourbrain) : donotuseI,me,my,we,us, avoidusingwould,should,could,mayormightL iteraturecommentarydiscusseswhattheconcr etedetailshowsaboutacharacteroreventina , "thisshowsthat" ofcommentaryfrom" charles " (TS)Laurieisa mischievouslittleboywhois (CD)Forexample,Laurieplaysa trickonhisfatheratlunchandUsingquoteends it bytellinghisfather"gee,you'redumb."forco ncretedetailSentence3 (CM) ofcommentaryfrom" charles " (TS)AlthoughLaurieisbecomingmoreindepend entinkindergarten, (CD)UsingparaphraseforconcretedetailFore xample,onthefirstdayofschoolLaurietellsh isparentsabouta (CM)Throughtheinventionof" charles ",Lauri eis (CM)EventhoughLauriesometimesseemsproudo fhismisbehavior, (TS)Pipisa (CD)Forexample,hemeetsa convictwhothreatenshislifebysaying"keeps till,youlittledevil,orI'llcutyourthroat" andtellsPiptobringhimsomefoodanda (CM)Pipis frightenedbytheman'swildappearanceandrou ghlanguagesinceheisclearlya (CM)A feelingofhelplessnessovercomesPipasherea lizesthathemustdowhatthemandemands.