How to Cite a Paraphrased Statement

• Method 1 of 3: Placing Citations in Text. Provide a citation for all information pulled from another source.
• Method 2 of 3: Creating a Reference List. Build your reference list before you draft your paper.
• Method 3 of 3: Quoting or Paraphrasing a Source. Take abbreviated notes as you read a source.

Other Question and Answers that can be helpful for you

1. How do you paraphrase in an essay?

Tips on how to paraphrase. Paraphrasing should be restricted to the parts of the text relevant to the purpose of the essay. Paraphrasing all the texts is insensible. The writer should express the source’s ideas and concepts into her or his own words and styles. Refrain from word to word copying from the original text.

2. How do you avoid paraphrasing from the same source multiple times?

Generally, you want to avoid having several sentences in a row that paraphrase from the same source. Type a sentence paraphrasing from the source, then add your own thoughts or analysis of that information in the next sentence.

3. Why is paraphrasing important in a research paper?

Paraphrasing is a valuable skill. It allows you to seamlessly integrate another person’s ideas into your work, and it is the preferred way to integrate most research information into a paper. In addition to writing a good paraphrase, you must also include a citation with the paraphrase.

4. How do you paraphrase multiple sources in a sentence?

Generally, you want to avoid having several sentences in a row that paraphrase from the same source. Type a sentence paraphrasing from the source, then add your own thoughts or analysis of that information in the next sentence. Separate multiple sources with semi-colons.