ToolsRephrase Using the Words Given

How to Use Rephrase Using the Words Given

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Input the Words

Simply enter the words and phrases separated by commas — up to 25 items in total.

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Generate Sentences

Click the “Do the magic” button. The tool will create a list of sentences with vocabulary synonymous to that in your input.

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Review and Adjust

Check the results and make any edits by clicking on the “pen” icon.

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Keep Creating!

Explore the suggestions under “Don’t Stop - Create More!” to continue your lesson sequence.

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