Paraphrasing
A) involves accurately presenting ideas from another source in your own words and sentence structure.
B) involves presenting ideas from another source using the exact wording of the original source.
C) involves presenting ideas from another source without documentation.
D) requires the report writer to use the same grammatical structure as the original author when presenting another's ideas.

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Paraphrasing involves accurately conveying the ideas of another source in your own words and sentence structure, while still maintaining the original meaning. This means even if the wording is different, the overall message is the same. It is important to cite the original source to avoid plagiarism. Choice B is actually quoting, not paraphrasing. Choice C is plagiarism. Choice D is not necessary for paraphrasing.