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Paraphrasing is when you reword  a text  express someone else’s ideas in you word

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Paraphrasing is when you reword  a text  express someone else’s ideas in you word

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Expressing the meaning of what is being said by using different words

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Paraphrasing is rewording information from a source in your own words without changing the original meaning

Summarising focuses on main key points or ideas of the source

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Paraphrasing is important in academic writing because it shows you understand the information and help avoid you copying.

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Read the original text, think about what it really means, use your own words to explain what you’ve read, check that the meaning stays the same after you wrote what you’ve understood from the text.

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Paraphrasing means saying something in your own words, while summarising means making it shorter by only keeping the main ideas.

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Paraphrasing means saying something in your own words , keep the original meaning but changing how it’s written.

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Paraphrasing begins by reading understanding the topic thoroughly before attempting to rephrase them

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How is paraphrasing different to summarising.

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How is paraphrasing different to summarising.

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Paraphrasing is used to reword specific details, while keeping the meaning. Summarising condenses the main ideas of a larger text.

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To paraphrase in you’re own words you have to change verbs and adjectives to noun and rearrange ideas in you’re own words in sentences to make it easier for you to understand and have the same meaning to the original text

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1.Paraphrasing mean restating some one ideas or information in your own words.

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1.Paraphrasing mean restating some one ideas or information in your own words.

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2.Short overview -summarising

3.take note of the main ideas

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1. Paraphrasing is explaining  someone else's ideas using your own words without loosing the meaning .

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1. Paraphrasing is explaining  someone else's ideas using your own words without loosing the meaning .

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2. Paraphrasing is maintains similar detail while summarizing condenses the main ideas into main or core concepts

3. We paraphrase by reading and understanding the text then write it in our own words without looking qt tge source thus explaining our own understanding of the original text.

4. Paraphrasing is important as it displays that a student has understood the original text

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1. What is paraphrasing?

in my opinion paraphrasing is reading and understanding of the piece of information and rewriting in our words.

2. How is ‘paraphrasing’ different to ‘summarising’

paraphrasing is not final writing in a text or paragraph but summarising is the collection of words in paraphrasing written in the final paragraph and give information about the text.

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Paraphrasing is similar to the original text and a summary is a shorter version of the text.

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1. Paraphrasing is using our own words , restating someone else idea 💡 by keeping original meaning intact. 

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1. Paraphrasing is using our own words , restating someone else idea 💡 by keeping original meaning intact. 

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2. Paraphrasing is changing the paragraph in our own words and summarising all the paragraphs from the text

3. By reading and re read the text, break down , rewrite , check and cite

4. Paraphrasing it is important in academic writing so to show that we have a proper understanding of the source, the material.

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5.Why is paraphrasing important in academic writing?

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5.Why is paraphrasing important in academic writing?

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Paraphrasing is important in academic writing as it shows what you understand from the sentence written and it avoids plagiarising the author.

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Paraphrasing is restating from information from a source using your own words.

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We can paraphrase by reading a sentence and then writing it in our own words and understanding.

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Paraphrasing is described or rephrased in your own words while keeping the original meaning and main ideas…By paraphrasing we can present information in a clear and understandable way using our own language..

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Paraphrasing is when you write a text in you're own words and it has the same meaning as the original text

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Paraphrasing is writing a sentence in your own words while summarising is identifing the most valuable information.

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Paraphrasing is writing a sentence in your own words while summarising is identifing the most valuable information.

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Paraphrasing is rewriting the words in your own words. Summarising is making a certain amount of words to even less words to make it shorter and faster to read.

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Paraphrasing is reading a sentence and writing the sentence in your own words and understanding.

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Paraphrasing is reading a sentence and writing the sentence in your own words and understanding.

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Paraphrasing means restating something in your own words while keeping the same meaning it helps show you understand the idea without copyin

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Paraphrasing is rewriting something in your own words.

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Why is paraphrasing important in academic writing?

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Why is paraphrasing important in academic writing?

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Paraphrasing lets you use others’ ideas honestly and intelligently in your own academic work.

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1. Read & Understand – make sure you fully understand the original idea.

2. Identify Key Points – pick out the main message.

3. Change Structure – use a different sentence order or grammar.

4. Use Synonyms – replace words with similar ones (without changing meaning).

5. Keep the Same Meaning – don’t add or remove ideas.

6. Cite the Source – always mention the author and year.

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What is paraphrasing different to summarising?

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What is paraphrasing different to summarising?

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Paraphrasing = Rewriting ideas

Summarising = Reducing ideas

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Paraphrasing means restating someone else’s ideas or information in your own words — while keeping the original meaning the same.

In simple terms:

Paraphrasing = Saying the same thing in a different way.

Example

Original:

“Technology has changed the way people communicate.”

Paraphrased:

“The use of technology has transformed how humans interact with one another.”

Same idea, different words and structure.

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Paraphrasing means restating someone else’s ideas in your own words, while keeping the original meaning and crediting the source

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Writing the body of text in your own words (written from the text) keeping the meaning the same.

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Writing the body of text in your own words (written from the text) keeping the meaning the same.

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The paraphrasing is the, read the source you given and reworded own words.

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Paraphrasing is when you search for key things within the paragraph and form it in a paragraph using your own words

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Paraphrasing keeps all the details but changes the wording while summarising shortens the text and highlights only essential points

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Is rephrasing a piece of text in your own words while keeping the original meaning intact

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To avoid plagerism and to show that we understood the text.

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To avoid plagerism and to show that we understood the text.

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By reading and understanding whats in the text. And re writing it, but keeping the meaning.

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By reading and understanding whats in the text. And re writing it, but keeping the meaning.

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Laraphrasing is when you say the same thing but different words. Summerising is when you say the key points .

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Laraphrasing is when you say the same thing but different words. Summerising is when you say the key points .

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Laraphrasing is when you say the same thing but different words. Summerising is when you say the key points .

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Say what the author is saying but different words

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Say what the author is saying but different words

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In order to paraphrase you must first examine the material to grasp an understanding then rewrite the text into your own words.

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Paraphrasing is the ability to read a piece of text and write it into your words.

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Paraphrasing means restating information or ideas in your onw words while keeping the original meaning the same.

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Paraphrasing means restating information or ideas in your onw words while keeping the original meaning the same.

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A paraphrase restates another's idea (or your own previously published idea) in your own words. Paraphrasing allows you to summarize and synthesize information from one or more sources, focus on significant information, and compare and contrast relevant details

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Paraphrasing restates the same idea in different words while summarising gives a brief version of the main points

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Paraphrasing is rewriting someone's ideas or information in your own words while keeping the original meaning

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Paraphrasing is rewriting someone's ideas or information in your own words while keeping the original meaning

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Is expressing someone's ideas into your own words.

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Paraphrasing and summarising are both ways to present someone ideas into your own words birth have different meanings and purpose . Paraphrasing is giving acknowledgement to a specific passage while maintaining the original context while’s summarising condense the main point of a larger text or idea in a shorter sentence or text

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Paraphrasing is to write into your own words and summaries it.

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Paraphrasing is writing a sentence or text in different words with the same message or meaning

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Paraphrasing is rewriting someone else’s work in your own words.

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Group 13 parapharsing is beasicly re writing some thing that has already bean witten by someone else in your own words

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Paraphrasing is when expressing someone own ideas or thoughts in your own words while maintaining the original meaning

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To shorten a paragraph in your own words while retaining its original meaning

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Paraphrasing is expressing someone else’s ideas or thoughts in your own words while preserving the original meaning

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Paraphrasing is rewrite the texts in your own words.

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Paraphrasing is rewrite the texts in your own words.

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Its important because if you paraphrase a text it shows that you have understood the message. It also avoids plagiarism.

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It shows you understand the information.

It helps avoid plagiarism (copying someone else’s words).

It lets you use research while keeping your own voice.

It makes your writing clearer and more original.

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While paraphrasing we should keep in mind that the main points remain the same as the original text and we only change the words to express ourself to the desired audiences

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Read the sentence carefully and understand what it says.

Think about how you would explain it to a friend using your own words.

Say it in a different way without changing the meaning.

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Paraphrasing is rewriting a text in ur own words, contains the details while summarising is writing a shorter text with only the main important things from the original text.

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how paraphrasing different from summarizing

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how paraphrasing different from summarizing

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Paraphrasing is restating the whole idea in your own words, keeping all the details.

Summarizing is shortening the idea, only keeping the main points.

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To paraphrase, you first need to read the original text carefully and understand the meaning. Then, rewrite it completely in your own words without copying the structure or phrases, but keep the same idea. It also helps to compare your version with the original to check it’s accurate.

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Paraphrasing is when you restate something in your own words without changing the original meaning. It’s like saying the same thing in a different way.

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when you take someone else’s idea and explain it in your own words, without changing the meaning.

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Paraphrasing is rewording or rephrasing a piece of text while keeping its original meaning. It’s used to simplify complex ideas, avoid plagiarism, or adapt content for a different audience.

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Paraphrasing is important because it shows you understand the source well enough to write it in your own words.

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Read the source articles throughly.

Write it in your own words without looking at the original.

Compare your paraphrase with the original.

Ensure you have appropriately cited and referencedvthe original text

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Paraphrasing means rewriting something in your own words, giving the same level of details as the source and at roughly the same length as the original.

While summarizing means rewriting something in your own words but shortening it by stating only the main idea and the supporting points you need for you purposes.

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Paraphrasing means expressing someone else's ideas in your own voice, while keeping the same essential meaning.

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Paraphrasing is the act of restating someone else's ideas or information in your own words, while preserving the original meaning. It's more than just swapping out a few synonyms; it involves a fundamental re-expression of the concept.

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It’s when you use your own words to reference someone else’s statement

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Why is “paraphrasing different to summarising 

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Why is “paraphrasing different to summarising 

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Paraphrasing involves rewriting a specific idea or passage in detail using your own words

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How is paraphrasing different to summarising??? 

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How is paraphrasing different to summarising??? 

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summarising is summing up a work passage concisely using key points. Paraphrasing is translating a full passage into your own words and responding or expanding upon what was written originally

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Summarise is to condense your knowledge of the subject.

Too paraphrasing is to rewrite what you have read and not condense or make an assumption of the subject.

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Paraphrasing is the process of rewording someone else’s ideas or information using your own words while keeping the original meaning.

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Is  someone else’s ideas in your own words while keeping the original meaning.

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Is  someone else’s ideas in your own words while keeping the original meaning.

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Paraphrasing involves expressing the same ideas from a text in your own words while maintaining the original meaning.

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Paraphrasing is someone else’s ideas in your own words while keeping the original meaning 

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Paraphrasing is someone else’s ideas in your own words while keeping the original meaning 

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Paraphrasing means rewriting the work in your own words

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Paraphrasing is the act of rewording or rephrasing a piece of text or speech while keeping its original meaning.

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Is when you rewrite a written paragraph into your own words and understanding.

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When you reword a text while keeping its original meaning

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Paraphrasing is the act of rephrasing or rewriting a piece of text in your own words while retaining the original meaning.

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Paraphrasing is the act of rephrasing or rewriting a piece of text in your own words while retaining the original meaning.

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paraphrasing is when you sum up a text but don’t change the meaning behind it, summarising is keeping the text t

short and only keeping in the main information

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Paraphrasing making words your own while summarising is combine and connect words 

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Paraphrasing making words your own while summarising is combine and connect words 

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Paraphrasing is someone else’s idea while saving the original.

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You rewrite the information using your own words but keep the details.

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Quotes are taking direct quotes using exact words of the author however should ne limited to 5% for assignments. The direct quote maintains academic integrity. 

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Quotes are taking direct quotes using exact words of the author however should ne limited to 5% for assignments. The direct quote maintains academic integrity. 

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Paraphrasing is when you restate someone else’s ideas or information in your own words, while keeping the original meaning. It helps show that you understand the content and allows you to avoid copying exactly what was written.

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Using someone else’s words and making it your own 

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Using someone else’s words and making it your own 

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Paraphrasing is when you are rewording a statement of someone else 

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Paraphrasing is when you are rewording a statement of someone else 

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someone else's ideas or writing using your own words while preserving the original meaning.

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someone else's ideas or writing using your own words while preserving the original meaning.

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Summarising is restating the concept or idea in your own words with the aim of reducing the volume of the text 

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Summarising is restating the concept or idea in your own words with the aim of reducing the volume of the text 

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paraphrasing is someone else’s idea while saving the original.

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Rewording a sentence or a text making it more specific and simple for readers

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Paraphrasing is restating someone else’s ideas in your own words while keeping the original meaning

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Paraphrasing is taking the authors written text and writing it into your own words. 

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Paraphrasing is taking the authors written text and writing it into your own words. 