What do you do when you paraphrase something? A. Put an author's words into your own words. B. Eliminate unnecessary words from a quote. C. Use one quote to explain another. D. Cite a quote to make a point

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What do you do when you paraphrase something?

A. Put an author's words into your own words.
B. Eliminate unnecessary words from a quote.
C. Use one quote to explain another.
D. Cite a quote to make a point clear.

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A. Put an arthor's words into your own words.

Jay Marz answered Nov 28, 2016

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Put an author's words into your own words

Ashwinsakthi answered Nov 29, 2016

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