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>Combining is what synthesizing is all about. Instead of describing each source's important points one by one, you combine the concepts and facts of several sources to make a larger statement. At its most basic level, this entails comparing and contrasting your sources for similarities and contrasts.
>Exercising in your comfort zone is a great way to start. You're already pushing yourself to make—and keep to—a decision, so don't put too much pressure on yourself to improve this skill when you've got a million other things on your plate.
