Inari Sámi mother tongue - independent nonfiction reading foundations common mistakes
Inari Sámi mother tongue - independent nonfiction reading foundations · Understand the traps and how to avoid them.
Replacing the actor
The source may assign different functions to several institutions.
What to do instead
Name the exact body connected with the action before choosing a paraphrase.
Dropping the condition
A limited statement can become false when rewritten as universal.
What to do instead
Preserve the person, place, timing and relevance qualifications.
Confusing a right and a duty
A person receiving a service and an institution providing it have different roles.
What to do instead
Identify who may request and who must respond.
Treating every number as a deadline
A number can identify a section, member count, fraction or date.
What to do instead
Explain what the number measures and any event that starts the interval.
Turning permission into compulsion
A statement allowing an action does not necessarily require it.
What to do instead
Retain the degree of obligation supported by the actual wording.
Treating a cross-reference as a full quotation
The passage points to another source without reproducing all its conditions.
What to do instead
Consult the referenced provision before making a broader external claim.
Using an old translation as a new version
A shared topic does not establish identical wording or current effect.
What to do instead
Record the document, date, section and any actual textual mismatch.
Calling the bank a complete mother-tongue mock
The resource covers selected nonfiction reading with English tasks.
What to do instead
Study native writing, literature and oral performance through appropriate additional materials and assessment.