Construct your sentences carefully to make your summary informative and comprehensive.

Submit a summary each for Ross and Williams (2021), Michael et al. (2021), plus one summary on Bethard and Digangi (2020) and Stull et al. (2020). Each summary should start with the article title and end with at least one question or discussion point. These do not count toward the word limit. The main content of a summary should include the key points or arguments of the article (not simply a list of headings or sections). Construct your sentences carefully to make your summary informative and comprehensive. Use your own sentences and NEVER just tweak the publish abstracts. Each summary should be between 120 and 150 words (single spaced). Put both summaries on one Word document.