please help how to paraprhase the paradise lost

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Thanks for asking.

Rewrite it in modern English words that are easier to understand. The paraphrased version does not have to be a poem.

It is a huge poem, as you probably know. It is ten "books" long with several hundred lines per book. I doubt is they expect to to paraphrase the whole thing.

This online verios has hypertext links to footnotes to help you understand:
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~milton/reading_room/pl/book_12/index.shtml

If you can find this in a library, it may help you:

http://www.amazon.com/Paradise-Lost-Parallel-John-Milton/dp/1573834262

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Paraphrasing "Paradise Lost" can be a challenging task, but here are some steps to help you:

1. Read and Understand: Familiarize yourself with the original text of "Paradise Lost" by John Milton. Read it carefully, paying attention to the themes, language, and overall structure.

2. Identify Key Ideas: Identify the main ideas, concepts, and events presented in each section or stanza of the original text. This step is crucial as it will help you grasp the essence of the poem.

3. Simplify and Clarify: Try to express the key ideas in your own words by simplifying the language and structure. Use clear and concise language while retaining the essence of the original message.

4. Rearrange Sentence Structure: Experiment with restructuring the sentences. Change the order of phrases, substitute synonyms, and reorganize the information. This will help you avoid the risk of plagiarism while maintaining the coherence of your paraphrased version.

5. Use Synonyms and Antonyms: Make use of synonyms and antonyms to replace original words and phrases. This can help convey the same meaning without directly using the same language.

6. Check for Originality: Once you have finished paraphrasing, compare your version with the original text to ensure that you have not inadvertently copied phrases or ideas. Use plagiarism detection tools if necessary.

Remember, paraphrasing is not simply replacing words with synonyms. It involves understanding the original content and expressing it in your own unique way while maintaining clarity and accuracy.