This document discusses paraphrasing as an alternative to directly quoting sources. It defines paraphrasing as restating a source's information or ideas in your own words without copying the original language. The document also notes there are different types of plagiarism to avoid, such as verbatim copying of text, close paraphrasing without citation, and patchwriting. Finally, it recommends taking thorough notes to accurately paraphrase sources later in writing.

1. PARAPHRASING
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