How to Avoid Plagiarism : Paraphrasing and Quoting

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How to Avoid Plagiarism Paraphrasing and Quoting 
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• When you write work and can not find your
  thoughts, you often just copy the thoughts of
  others. This is plagiarism.

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• But the problem is that if you are a student of
  prestigious universities (for example, Oxford or
  MIT), no one will count your works which contain
  plagiarism.

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• So lets look at how you can become a content
  rewriter and protect yourself from the troubles
  associated with plagiarism.

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• You should be well versed in what you are writing
  about.
• You can easily rewrite anyones work if you
  understand the topic well. Search for information
  and other authors thoughts. Use the Internet or
  read books for more details, although the latter
  are still a more reliable.

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• Speaking of books and searching. Try to find and
  read useful materials for a text rewriter. There
  are many excellent books, but this is one of the
  best.

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• Combine different sources when writing something.
  
• If you use only one source, the chances of
  copying are increased.
• If you rely on different books, sites and other
  sources, the chances of accidentally copying are
  going down.

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• Repeat the information several times.
• If you want to describe something in your own
  words, you must understand this something, this
  material.

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• But do not be too keen on reading the works of
  other authors, otherwise there is a risk of
  starting to repeat their wording in your article
  or essay.

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• Learn the paraphrasing technique.
• Rephrasing is when you read and understand a
  quote, and then retell it in a different way.
  When you rephrase, you do not need to rewrite all
  sentences, but it is important to convey the
  points of view expressed by the author in your
  own manner.

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• Understand when it is worth giving preference to
  paraphrasing before quoting.
• Remember the example where you should use
  quoting. When you need to retell someone's
  speech, it's better to quote it directly.

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• In this way you preserve the integrity and poetry
  of thought. However, if you simply want to tell
  about the ideas from the encyclopedia, you should
  paraphrase them.

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• References.
• If you still need a direct quote, you must
  specify its source with all references and
  author's instructions, even if the source is just
  a paraphrase website.

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• A good tone is the indication of certain
  information about the author (occupation, title
  of the quoted work, etc.) at the first mention,
  especially if the author is not known to the
  target audience.

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• Use the quotation in the format of the American
  Philological Association.
• If you want to paraphrase in APA, dont forget to
  mention author's last name and date of
  publication.
• First, you will show respect to the work of
  another author.

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• Secondly, your work will comply with all laws.
• Even if the author is your professor or friend
  from Harvard or Yale, you still have to refer to
  his work.

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• When you write your work, you will want to check
  how much your text is unique. Use plagiarism
  check sites.

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• If the uniqueness of your text is low, and you
  have already tried all the ways to change the
  text, you can use the paraphrasing service.

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• Of course, there are a lot of sites offering
  online paraphrasing.
• But remember the best paraphrase service always
  guarantees the uniqueness and quality of your
  future work.

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