"Common knowledge" must always be credited or else it is considered plagiarism? True Fales

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"Common knowledge" must always be credited or else it is considered plagiarism?

True
Fales

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It depends on how close you have paraphrased it. If your "common knowledge" is very closely related to the resource, it would be considered plagiarism.

David Pratte answered Jul 22, 2018

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