Finding the Topic
What is a "Topic"? It is the main subject. It answers: What is this paragraph about?
The First Sentence key
Strategy 1: Read the first sentence. It usually tells you the topic!
Repeated Words sync
Strategy 2: Look for words that you see again and again.
Don't choose one small detail!
"I love my school. The teachers are nice. My classroom has a big window. I read books in the library."
Topic: My School. ✅
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"Sun, beach, swim, sand"...
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Hi Sokha! Usually in English, YES! The first sentence tells us the big idea. But sometimes, it might be the second sentence. That is why we also look for repeated words! auto_stories
What is the difference between a "topic" and a "detail"?
Think of an umbrella! The TOPIC is the big umbrella. The DETAILS are the small things standing under the umbrella. umbrella
I do not know all the words in the paragraph. Can I still find the topic?
Yes! You do not need to know every word. Just look for the words you DO know, especially words that repeat. That will give you a big clue! search
Is the topic always in the first sentence?