There are different ways of paraphrasing. When paraphrasing from an existing source, you want to make sure the language isn’t too similar – even if you clearly cite the source (which you should always do!). While there’s no fixed rule that says how much paraphrasing is enough, see a few examples below of good paraphrases, …
Examples of paraphrases in academic writing (and what to avoid) Read More »
What is paraphrasing? Paraphrasing means rephrasing or rewriting sentences in your own words. It is important in academic writing, where you need to show your understanding of other sources without copying them. To paraphrase sentences thoroughly, you must do more than just replace a few words: you must also make changes in word order and …
Paraphrasing in academic writing: what, when, and how Read More »
Paraphrasing, or rewriting or rewording sentences, is important in academic writing. But when should you paraphrase, and how much is enough? What are the best ways of paraphrasing? Check our examples and hacks!
