Source: 

BBC News. (2021, December 31). Covid-19: Who Chief Optimistic Disease will be Beaten in 2022. BBC News. Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/news/world-59840513


Write your paraphrase. Complete the tasks - these will help you with paraphrasing.

1) Use synonyms:
Pay attention to the part of speech

3. Change the voice (e.g., active to passive)
can't prevent = can't be prevented
cant's predict = can't be predicted

5. Change part of speech
Created – to create (verb) =  (n) creation
Continue (verb) =   (n) continuance
Prevent (verb) =   (n) prevention
Predict (verb) = (n) prediction

Combine:
2. Change the sentence structure
3. Change clauses to phrases
6. Combine or divide sentences when necessary

How? Read the sentence. Decide where you can 'break' the sentence into two or more sentences.
Think where you can change the sentences to phrases (=not a complete sentence; e.g., a phrase does not contain a verb; change to -ing (nominalize); etc.

Do not forget attribution and citation!


Write your paraphrase here:
How? Combine all the above. You might not use everything you wrote above. The steps above help you think about the meaning and understand the sentence better.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO) chief, the creation of suitable situations toward the crisis of the Omicron mutation has been caused by the loss of fairness because of jingoism and vaccine storage in some countries. The lengthy continuance of an unfair situation evolves the way that we can't avert or forecast.

Source: 

BBC News. (2021, December 31). Covid-19: Who Chief Optimistic Disease will be Beaten in 2022. BBC News. Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/news/world-59840513


Write your paraphrase. Complete the tasks - these will help you with paraphrasing.

1) Use synonyms:
Pay attention to the part of speech

3. Change the voice (e.g., active to passive)
can't prevent = can't be prevented
can't predict = can't be predicted

5. Change part of speech
Created – to create (verb) =  (n)
Continue (verb) =   (n) continuation
Prevent (verb) =   (n) prevention
Predict (verb) = (n) prediction

Combine:
2. Change the sentence structure
3. Change clauses to phrases
6. Combine or divide sentences when necessary

How? Read the sentence. Decide where you can 'break' the sentence into two or more sentences.
Think where you can change the sentences to phrases (=not a complete sentence; e.g., a phrase does not contain a verb; change to -ing (nominalize); etc.

Do not forget attribution and citation!


Write your paraphrase here:
How? Combine all the above. You might not use everything you wrote above. The steps above help you think about the meaning and understand the sentence better.


According to the World Health Organization (WHO) executive director, the perfect situations for the development of the Omicron atypical and unfairness are made by narrow patriotism and vaccine storing by some countries. In addition, keeping the extender inequity leads to the higher dangers of the unavoidable and unexpected virus evolving.

 

Source: 

BBC News. (2021, December 31). Covid-19: Who Chief Optimistic Disease will be Beaten in 2022. BBC News. Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/news/world-59840513


Write your paraphrase. Complete the tasks - these will help you with paraphrasing.

1) Use synonyms:
Pay attention to the part of speech

3. Change the voice (e.g., active to passive)
can't prevent = can't be prevented
cant's predict = can't be predicted

5. Change part of speech
Created – to create (verb) =  (n) creation
Continue (verb) =   (n) continuation
Prevent (verb) =   (n) prevention
Predict (verb) = (n) prediction

Combine:
2. Change the sentence structure
3. Change clauses to phrases
6. Combine or divide sentences when necessary

How? Read the sentence. Decide where you can 'break' the sentence into two or more sentences.
Think where you can change the sentences to phrases (=not a complete sentence; e.g., a phrase does not contain a verb; change to -ing (nominalize); etc.

Do not forget attribution and citation!


Write your paraphrase here:
How? Combine all the above. You might not use everything you wrote above. The steps above help you think about the meaning and understand the sentence better. 

"Narrow patriotism and vaccine storage by some countries have impaired fairness and made the perfect circumstances for the appearance of the Omicron mutant, and the more time inequity  exist ,the higher the dangers of the virus evolving in ways we can't stop or forecast, "the World Health Organization(WHO) chief said.

 

Source: 

BBC News. (2021, December 31). Covid-19: Who Chief Optimistic Disease will be Beaten in 2022. BBC News. Retrieved from https://www.bbc.com/news/world-59840513


Write your paraphrase. Complete the tasks - these will help you with paraphrasing.

1) Use synonyms:
Pay attention to the part of speech

3. Change the voice (e.g., active to passive)
can't prevent = can't be protected
cant's predict = can't be expected

5. Change part of speech
Created – to create (verb) =  crreating(n)
Continue (verb) =   to continue(n)
Prevent (verb) =  preventing (n)
Predict (verb) = to predict(n)

Combine:
2. Change the sentence structure
3. Change clauses to phrases
6. Combine or divide sentences when necessary

How? Read the sentence. Decide where you can 'break' the sentence into two or more sentences.
Think where you can change the sentences to phrases (=not a complete sentence; e.g., a phrase does not contain a verb; change to -ing (nominalize); etc.

Do not forget attribution and citation!


Write your paraphrase here:
The WHO chief said that narrow patriotism and vaccine buying have brought unfairness and generated the perfect situations for the appearance of the Omicron form. Also, he stated that the longer inequity goes on, the higher the danger of the virus changing in ways we can't protect or expect.
How? Combine all the above. You might not use everything you wrote above. The steps above help you think about the meaning and understand the sentence better.