Adapting Articles to New Topics: A Simple Method

Posted on Feb 17, 2025 in English Studies

Article Adaptation: Step-by-Step

Structure:

  1. Title: Make it relevant and engaging for the new topic.
  2. Introduction: Start with an interesting question or statement.
    • Generic phrases:
      • Have you ever thought about [topic]?
      • Many people wonder why [topic] is so popular.
      • Let me tell you why [topic] could be the perfect choice!
  3. Body: Focus on key points or questions related to the topic.
    • Change the main idea to fit the question.
    • Example: If the article is about your dream job:
      • Since I was young, I’ve always been passionate about [field]. In my opinion, the best job would allow me to [reason you like it].
  4. Conclusion: Invite readers to think or share their thoughts.
    • Generic phrases:
      • What do you think?
      • I’d love to hear your thoughts on [topic] below!

Example:

Original: Article about the benefits of reading.

Adaptation: Article about your dream job.

Response:

My Dream Job: Why I Want to Become a Wildlife Photographer

Have you ever dreamed of having a job that [lets you travel and see amazing animals up close]? For me, [being a wildlife photographer] would be the perfect career.

Firstly, I’ve always loved [photography and capturing moments in nature]. A job like this would allow me to combine [my passion with my love for animals]. Plus, it’s a unique way to help others understand the [beauty of nature and why it’s so important to protect it]. Imagine getting paid to [explore the wild and photograph incredible animals every day]!

So, [what’s your dream job?] I’d love to hear about it!

Explanation of Sections to Change:

  • [Lets you travel and see amazing animals up close]: Change this part to describe the desirable aspects of the job or topic the article focuses on, such as “that lets you innovate and create new products” or “that lets you work with people around the world.”
  • [Being a wildlife photographer]: Adapt according to the profession or the particular topic, such as “being a software developer” or “becoming an environmental scientist.”
  • [Photography and capturing moments in nature]: Replace with the skills or activities relevant to the topic. For example, “coding and solving complex problems” or “analyzing data and trends in business.”
  • [My passion with my love for animals]: Adjust this phrase to reflect other interests. Example: “my love for technology and problem-solving” or “my passion for helping others.”
  • [Beauty of nature and why it’s so important to protect it]: Modify to align with the central theme, such as “importance of sustainable energy” or “value of education in today’s world.”
  • [Explore the wild and photograph incredible animals every day]: Change according to the daily activities you want to highlight in the topic, for example, “develop new apps and work with innovative tech daily” or “discover new ways to support mental health.”
  • [What’s your dream job?]: If the topic is a question or invitation to interact, you can change it according to the context, such as “what’s your opinion on this?” or “have you ever thought about this topic?”