True, Books, websites, articles and other texts are protected by copyright laws, An inline citation is the author and year, Using synonyms can help you paraphrase., Paraphrasing means rewriting information in your own words while keeping the original meaning, You should read the text carefully before paraphrasing it., If you paraphrase someone's ideas, you still need to cite the source., Taking notes can help you write a paraphrase without copying., A citation tells readers where your information came from., If the information comes from a website, you should include the website in your reference list., You do not need a citation if the information is your own opinion or experience., Paraphrasing without a citation can be considered plagiarism., It is a good idea to write notes instead of copying sentences from a source., False, It is not a biggie if I copy a couple of sentences from a webpage, When I summarize, I add more information., If I paraphrase someone's work, it becomes my own., Plagiarism is paraphrasing other people's writing and acknowledging your resources, When you paraphrase, you can copy whole sentences from the source., Changing only a few words is enough for a good paraphrase., You only need to cite information if you copy it word for word., Paraphrasing and plagiarism are the same thing
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