When paraphrasing researched information,
A)use the same grammatical structure of the original information so that you do not change the meaning of the ideas.
B)replace just a few original words with synonyms to avoid charges of plagiarism.
C)restate the researched information in your own words and in your own style.
D)place double quotation marks before and after the paraphrased information.

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Paraphrasing involves restating researched information in your own words and style, ensuring that the original meaning is preserved while avoiding plagiarism. This requires more than just replacing words with synonyms or maintaining the original grammatical structure.

When Paraphrasing Researched Information