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What's a paraphrasing tool?

This AI-powered paraphraser lets you rewrite text in your own words. Use it to  paraphrase articles, essays, and other pieces of text. You can also use it to rephrase sentences and find synonyms for individual words. And the best part? It’s all 100% free!

What's paraphrasing?

Paraphrasing involves expressing someone else’s ideas or thoughts in your own words while maintaining the original meaning. Paraphrasing tools can help you quickly reword text by replacing certain words with synonyms or restructuring sentences. They can also make your text more concise, clear, and suitable for a specific audience. Paraphrasing is an essential skill in academic writing and professional communication. 

Why use this paraphrasing tool?

• Save time: Gone are the days when you had to reword sentences yourself; now you can rewrite a text or a complete text with one click.
•  Improve your writing: Your writing will always be clear and easy to understand. Automatically ensure consistent language throughout. 
• Preserve original meaning: Paraphrase without fear of losing the point of your text.
• No annoying ads: We care about the user experience, so we don’t run any ads.
• Accurate: Reliable and grammatically correct paraphrasing.
• No sign-up required: We don’t need your data for you to use our paraphrasing tool.
• Super simple to use: A simple interface even your grandma could use.
• It’s 100% free: No hidden costs, just unlimited use of a free paraphrasing tool.

Features of the paraphrasing tool

Rephrase individual sentences

With the Scribbr Paraphrasing Tool, you can easily reformulate individual sentences.

• Write varied headlines
• Rephrase the subject line of an email
• Create unique image captions

Paraphrase a whole text

Our paraphraser can also help with longer passages (up to 125 words per input). Upload your document or copy your text into the input field.

With one click, you can reformulate the entire text.

Find synonyms with ease

Simply click on any word to open the interactive thesaurus.

• Choose from a list of suggested synonyms
• Find the synonym with the most appropriate meaning
• Replace the word with a single click

Paraphrase in two ways

• Standard: Offers a compromise between modifying and preserving the meaning of the original text
• Fluency: Improves language and corrects grammatical mistakes.

Upload different types of documents

Upload any Microsoft Word document, Google Doc, or PDF into the paraphrasing tool.

Download or copy your results

After you’re done, you can easily download or copy your text to use somewhere else.

Powered by AI

The paraphrasing tool uses natural language processing to rewrite any text you give it. This way, you can paraphrase any text within seconds.

Avoid accidental plagiarism

Want to make sure your document is plagiarism-free? In addition to our paraphrasing tool, which will help you rephrase sentences, quotations, or paragraphs correctly, you can also use our anti-plagiarism software to make sure your document is unique and not plagiarized.

Scribbr’s anti-plagiarism software enables you to:

• Detect plagiarism more accurately than other tools
• Ensure that your paraphrased text is valid
• Highlight the sources that are most similar to your text

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How does this paraphrasing tool work?

1. put your text into the paraphraser, 2. select your method of paraphrasing, 3. select the quantity of synonyms you want, 4. edit your text where needed, who can use this paraphrasing tool.

Paraphrasing tools can help students to understand texts and improve the quality of their writing. 

Create original lesson plans, presentations, or other educational materials.

Researchers

Explain complex concepts or ideas to a wider audience. 

Journalists

Quickly and easily rephrase text to avoid repetitive language.

Copywriters

By using a paraphrasing tool, you can quickly and easily rework existing content to create something new and unique.

Bloggers can rewrite existing content to make it their own.

Writers who need to rewrite content, such as adapting an article for a different context or writing content for a different audience.

A paraphrasing tool lets you quickly rewrite your original content for each medium, ensuring you reach the right audience on each platform.

The all-purpose paraphrasing tool

The Scribbr Paraphrasing Tool is the perfect assistant in a variety of contexts.

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Writer’s block? Use our paraphraser to get some inspiration.

Professional communication

Produce creative headings for your blog posts or PowerPoint slides.

Academic writing

Paraphrase sources smoothly in your thesis or research paper.

Social media

Craft memorable captions and content for your social media posts.

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Frequently asked questions

The act of putting someone else’s ideas or words into your own words is called paraphrasing, rephrasing, or rewording. Even though they are often used interchangeably, the terms can mean slightly different things:

Paraphrasing is restating someone else’s ideas or words in your own words while retaining their meaning. Paraphrasing changes sentence structure, word choice, and sentence length to convey the same meaning.

Rephrasing may involve more substantial changes to the original text, including changing the order of sentences or the overall structure of the text.

Rewording is changing individual words in a text without changing its meaning or structure, often using synonyms.

It can. One of the two methods of paraphrasing is called “Fluency.” This will improve the language and fix grammatical errors in the text you’re paraphrasing.

Paraphrasing and using a paraphrasing tool aren’t cheating. It’s a great tool for saving time and coming up with new ways to express yourself in writing.  However, always be sure to credit your sources. Avoid plagiarism.  

If you don’t properly cite text paraphrased from another source, you’re plagiarizing. If you use someone else’s text and paraphrase it, you need to credit the original source. You can do that by using citations. There are different styles, like APA, MLA, Harvard, and Chicago. Find more information about citing sources here.

Paraphrasing without crediting the original author is a form of plagiarism , because you’re presenting someone else’s ideas as if they were your own.

However, paraphrasing is not plagiarism if you correctly cite the source . This means including an in-text citation and a full reference, formatted according to your required citation style .

As well as citing, make sure that any paraphrased text is completely rewritten in your own words.

Plagiarism means using someone else’s words or ideas and passing them off as your own. Paraphrasing means putting someone else’s ideas in your own words.

So when does paraphrasing count as plagiarism?

• Paraphrasing is plagiarism if you don’t properly credit the original author.
• Paraphrasing is plagiarism if your text is too close to the original wording (even if you cite the source). If you directly copy a sentence or phrase, you should quote it instead.
• Paraphrasing  is not plagiarism if you put the author’s ideas completely in your own words and properly cite the source .

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Meet Reverso Rephraser, the best AI-powered paraphrasing tool. Used by millions of students and professionals to write better and faster, Rephraser works like a thesaurus... for full sentences! ENHANCE YOUR WRITING ON THE GO When you’re drafting an important email, essay or social media post, mistake-free writing is not enough. You want to make sure your text sounds fluent, nuanced and authentic. Reverso Rephraser helps you improve your style and strike the right tone. It offers AI-powered alternatives to rewrite your sentences: a bit shorter, a tad longer, more formal or idiomatic. BOOST YOUR CREATIVITY Facing writer’s block and stranded with no ideas in mind? Rephraser will instantly give you the dose of inspiration you need and provide a vast array of fresh, new ways of saying the same old statements, sentences and expressions. Find the words on the tip of your tongue at record speed. No more looking up dictionaries or asking friends and colleagues! SPEED UP YOUR WRITING PROCESS Access Rephraser in one-click directly from Gmail, Twitter or iMessage via the integrated Share extension and iMessage app. Fine-tune your text with AI-powered Synonyms based on the analysis of millions of texts, available in 13 languages. ENRICH YOUR VOCABULARY Discover and rediscover a variety of words and expressions to enrich your vocabulary and improve your fluency. Play games and quizzes to learn new synonyms and take your writing to the next level! _______ Auto-renewable subscription terms: Choose a subscription that fits your needs: - Monthly subscription (with a 3-day free trial) for €3.99 EUR; - Annual subscription for €29.99 EUR; These prices corresponds to the same price tier that "Apple's App Store Matrix" determines in other currencies. Please note: - Your free trial subscription will automatically renew to a paid subscription unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the free trial period. - Any unused portion of a free trial period (if offered) will be forfeited when a premium subscription is purchased during the free trial period. The free trial or the subscription can be canceled anytime by turning off auto-renewal in the iTunes account settings. This must be done 24 hours before the end of a free trial or subscription period to avoid being charged. The cancellation will take effect the day after the last day of the current subscription period, and you will be downgraded to the free version. Privacy policy: http://www.reverso.net/privacy_app.aspx?lang=EN Terms of use: http://www.reverso.net/disclaimer.aspx?lang=EN * Join us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reverso.net and follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.reverso.net/ReversoEN to discover new content, languages and features. * Visit our website: http://context.reverso.net/

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By far One of the best apps that ive used of its matter. I had it on my Android for several months and purchased an iphone and was thrilled to see the app; but wassup with Not having Greek. The was the whole reason for using it for so long?? :(

Does what it says

Although I don’t think it’s worth downloading just because it only gives you 40 uses until you have to pay, which IMO disqualifies it from being able to call itself a “free” app. I don’t think it’s fair for others to give it such low ratings simply because it doesn’t do what they want it to do. Especially when they make make no misleading claims to do such things. This app does what it says and does it correctly so im giving it a 5 stars rating just to even out the bogus bad ratings. Now as far as the app itself it’s really simple and doesn’t compete with Grammarly at all in terms of natural sounding results or length of the sentences. Especially for being a one trick pony. I certainly wouldn’t pay that’s just my honest opinion no disrespect or rudeness intended.

Has LOTS of Potential — But Needs some Improvements!

What I like (as a polyglot student learning multiple languages) — is that you can instantly see a series of very helpful synonyms AND some excellent example sentences (with audio) showing how to use these words in context. PROBLEM: There is no ability to translate either the synonyms (that may have slightly different shades of meaning) OR the example sentences that you provide. IF you could simply make it so that I can SELECT (and copy) the example sentences in the language — then I could at least PASTE this in an on-line dictionary and see the translation. This could be an EASY FIX which would make this an OUTSTANDING ( = 5-star) app — but without the ability to copy the example sentences, this app is DISAPPOINTING and lacking (which is why I only gave it 2 stars ... ). Thank you for considering!

Developer Response ,

We have the perfect app for your need : Reverso Context dictionary and translation. It's also free and contains parts of synonyms. This app is not for translation but for synonyms in each language.

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Sophisticated AI Technology

With technology evolving, the meaning of traditional paraphrasing has changed as well. Earlier, we used to refer to paraphrasing as the process of changing words and phrases while retaining the original meaning.

But now, paraphrasing is more than just replacing words with their synonyms. With the involvement of AI and its various branches, we have made paraphrasing more sophisticated and accurate. It is not limited to altering words anymore, now it works on how to understand the human language, and emotion, and generate accurate results.

AI or Artificial Intelligence refers to the science and engineering of building intelligent computer programs. AI is used to make computers understand things like the human mind is capable of and respond accordingly. Since paraphrasing is a task that needs creativity, ordinary computer programs won’t be able to understand the process nor they can respond naturally. That’s why we use AI technology in paraphrasing to make the computer sophisticated enough to understand human language, and human emotion and provide the correct result. AI combines computer science and a well-fed dataset to solve paraphrasing problems.

AI has several branches and sub-branches that are used in paraphrasing –

1. NLP (Natural Language Processing)

2. Machine Learning

3. Deep Learning

NLP (Natural Language Processing) is a branch of Artificial Intelligence that concerns the ability to make computers understand natural language in the same way humans can. It helps the computers understand the text and spoken words along with their different emotions and meanings. NLP uses rule-based human language models called linguistics such as Machine Language, Deep Learning, and statistical models and combines them to make computers understand human language.

NLP and paraphrasing have a very close relationship. According to Wikipedia, “Paraphrase or paraphrasing in computational linguistics is the natural language processing task of detecting and generating paraphrases.”

Machine learning is a subfield of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer science that utilizes data and algorithms to mimic how people learn, progressively improving its accuracy. In simple words, machine learning is a branch of AI that trains machines on how to learn from data, detect patterns, and make decisions with minimal manual intervention.

This subfield of NLP focuses on learning from existing data and making decisions about new data based on previous learning. Machine learning is important in paraphrasing because it learns emotions, contexts, and patterns of the existing text data or voice data and then independently uses the learnings on new data. Without the intervention of the machine learning model, it would be extremely difficult for programmers to train the computer about individual data.

Deep Learning is a sub-field of Machine Learning.

Deep learning refers to the sophisticated development of machine learning algorithms. The subject has received a lot of attention recently, and for good reason. Deep learning has made things possible that were not possible with only Machine Learning.

We use deep learning models in paraphrasing to bring more accuracy to the result. With the help of machine learning and deep learning, the computer can learn from the existing data, go through the complexities of the data, break and analyze them, and finally respond as humans can. With deep learning, computers require fewer human interventions and can independently make decisions based on the structured dataset and the training.

What is paraphrasing and how to do it right?

Paraphrasing is the method of converting someone else's words into your own.

The correct way of paraphrasing

Before going further, we must understand that paraphrasing is not about replacing words with their synonyms. If you rewrite a text-only by changing the words, it will look awkward and readers might not understand the message properly.

We are not saying that it’s impossible to paraphrase only by changing the words. But manually, it takes time. Using a good paraphrase app or online tool can do the trick and give you more accurate results within a short time.

There are some rules we should follow to paraphrase correctly

• Always keep the key phrases in their original form.
• Don’t just copy the sentence structure from the source. Structure sentences in your own way to make paraphrasing more creative.
• Check for plagiarism. If your text is identical to someone else’s text, you might get in trouble for stealing content. Use a good plagiarism checker tool to make sure your text is unique.
• If you are using quotes, make sure to cite those quotes correctly.
• It is important to credit the source whenever you paraphrase. Also, avoid using phrasing that is too faithful to the previous text. Otherwise, you risk being accused of plagiarism.

The Relation between Paraphrasing and Plagiarism

Plagiarism is taking pieces of someone else's content and presenting them as your own without crediting the author, therefore claiming ownership.

Also, keep in mind that plagiarism might be accidental, such as incorrectly formed phrases or poor paraphrasing. In simple terms, unless you include a direct citation, your text should not be marked as copied, even if you credited the original author.

Paraphrasing is the skill to rewrite content in such a way that it passes all plagiarism detection algorithms with flying colors. You should be able to summarize an author's main ideas and put them into your own words.

Paraphrasing prevents plagiarism.

Plagiarism and paraphrasing both provide you with the idea of the original text. But while plagiarizing makes it direct stealing and unethical, paraphrasing makes it more creative and legal. Paraphrasing helps to offer the same concepts while not repeating what has previously been published someplace. That's a terrific method to rely on someone else's text without duplicating it.

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Who can use this tool?

For essays, compositions, quotes, or any kind of text assignment, students can use this tool and easily recreate their text.

If you are a student, you most probably have to write whatever you learned in your own way. Or if you are researching and writing papers then you have to write the researched content in your style. And that’s why you need to use the paraphrasing tool. Because manual paraphrasing is not what you want when you have lots of homework.

You can easily paraphrase the quotes from the source material with this tool to avoid copyright claims.

Researchers can use the rewriting tool to avoid plagiarism issues and rewrite the source content in their own way.

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Teachers can get benefit from the article rewriter tool while creating notes, questions papers, and other documents for their students.

When you don’t like the way a sentence sounds, you can always spice it up with the trusty paraphrasing tool.

The Internet is a huge resource of content. There is so much content on the internet that bloggers have to scratch their heads to make something unique and reader-friendly. The paraphrasing app makes sure you have high-quality and unique content at your disposal whenever you need it.

Content writers

Content writers can use the paraphrasing tool to get rich and unique content within a ridiculously short time. They can easily recycle their old content and get unique content whenever they hit the paraphrasing button.

Why should you use our paraphrasing tool?

Our tool uses advanced AI technology to bring you the most accurate and unique content. People who are looking for a state-of-the-art paraphrasing tool can use this one.

• This tool generates unique content and removes plagiarism.
• Doesn’t harm the original message, but rather enhances the text quality.
• Makes your text more readable
• Replaces the old text with more suitable synonyms and revamps the sentence structures.
• It paraphrases like a human mind expert in paraphrasing. But also processes it way faster than any human brain and generates results within a short time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. what are some of the most essential writing tools online.

• Paraphrasing tool/article rewriter tool –everyone who needs unique, high-quality text within a short time should know about rewriter tools.
• Plagiarism checker – there is no better option than a plagiarism checker when you want to detect similar texts. The online tool can comb through billions of online pages and detect similar texts within seconds.
• Grammar checker – If you want to make your content flawless, use the online grammar checker tool that detects and corrects grammatical mistakes, punctuation errors, and spelling issues.
• Word counter – keeping count of words is essential in writing. A word counter tool efficiently handles counting words and characters and allows you to control the length of your content easily.

2. Is plagiarism bad? Why or why not?

Plagiarism is bad for every writer. Plagiarism can get you into trouble for stealing other people’s work. Sometimes people plagiarize accidentally due to not checking their content for the identical text before publishing. But sometimes, people also plagiarize content intentionally as well. Plagiarizing discredits the original author and the content loses its unique value.

3. Is paraphrasing similar to plagiarizing?

Plagiarising and paraphrasing are not the same things. Plagiarizing means using someone else’s words and directly using those as one’s own content without modifying anything. Plagiarizing hurts the sentiment of the original author and discredits his/her efforts. On top of that, the original content loses its unique value due to plagiarism. Paraphrasing, on the other hand, is the ultimate tool to prevent plagiarism. It lets you use other people’s content by changing the words and sentence formats while preserving the original meaning. So, you can easily avoid plagiarism with the help of paraphrasing.

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Rewording.io is a free AI-powered online paraphrasing tool and grammar checker that helps you save time and avoid accidental plagiarism. Rewording.io has one of the highest character limits (10,000 characters) compared to other rewording tools. This tool is developed by a small team who wants to help writers create high-quality content across the web, fast and accurately! Turn manual writing processes into automated processes with our content rewriter, it’s simple and free.

How does paraphrasing work?

Paraphrase can refresh your sentence by replacing best synonyms and putting some ideas in your own text with the help of AI technology.

What’s the difference between paraphrasing and summarizing?

Paraphrasing is using existing content but writing it in a different way to make it your own but With Summarizer, you can take control of your content's presentation.

Is Rewording.io free to use?

When using Rewording.io for the first time, you receive 1 free credit. Creating an account grants you another free credit. If you exhaust your free credits, you can buy additional ones at affordable prices. Thank you for your support!

How much does Rewording.io cost?

It costs 1 credit each time you use our Paraphrasing tool or our Summarizing tool. It costs 5 credits each time you use our Plagiarism checking tool. Our cheapest plan starts at just 20 credits for $1.60. The more credits you purchase, the bigger discount you get. We also have monthly subscription and bulk credit purchase options available.

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You can reword any text 1 time without creating an account. If you sign up for an account you will earn 1 free additional credit and you will have a higher character limit. You will also have access to a dashboard that contains your paraphrasing history, and you can also purchase more credits for your account when you’re signed in.

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Is paraphrasing cheating?

No, paraphrasing is not cheating when done correctly. When paraphrasing, you should also add your own thoughts so you don’t repeat what has already been said. You should also cite the original author so you are not taking credit from them and passing the work off as your own.

Are paraphrasing tools illegal?

It is not illegal to use a paraphrasing tool. When you paraphrase text, that text becomes completely new. Every sentence becomes unique, especially when using the power of AI to help you choose the best synonyms.

Do paraphrasing tools plagiarise?

No, paraphrasing tools do not plagiarize, they use state-of-the-art AI technology to turn unoriginal sentences into original sentences. A paraphraser tool helps you create completely original and unique content that does not exist anywhere else.

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You've finished your essay, but are worried about plagiarism? We’ve got good news for you. Our free online paraphrasing tool is here to rewrite your texts. Be sure never to be accused of plagiarizing!

In this article, you’ll find:

• The paraphrasing tool;
• Ways to steer clear of plagiarism;
• All you need to know about sentence rewriting;
• Answers to frequently asked questions about this topic.

• What Is a Paraphrasing Tool?
• How to Use the Rewording Tool
• What Makes Our Online Rephrasing Tool Handy?
• How to Reword a Sentence
• How to Reword a Quote

✅ What Is a Paraphrasing Tool?

To paraphrase means to present an idea in different words. A big part of this technique is consulting a thesaurus for synonyms. Luckily, you can put the dull dictionary aside and let the plagiarism changer do the job for you.

When writing a paper, make sure you properly cite all your sources. Also, keep your content unique. Failing to do this will result in plagiarism.

Cue the rephrasing generator. This quick machine:

• Provides alternative word suggestions;
• Replaces any part of speech with synonyms;
• Keeps your intended meaning;
• Guarantees plagiarism-free results.

🖥️ How to Use the Rewording Tool

With our free paraphrasing tool, you can rewrite a text in your own words in a matter of seconds. In this step-by-step guide, you’ll find everything you need to do:

• Open the website and paste your document into the box.
• Click “paraphrase my text.”
• Pick the synonyms you like.
• You’re done! Now you can copy your paraphrased text.
• Be sure to do a plagiarism check. For example, the online writing tool Grammarly has a professional plagiarism checker.

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Now that you know how our tool rephrases your sentences, you’re probably wondering why you need it. Here are its benefits;

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• Rephrasing helps avoid plagiarism .
• The generator can also assist you in creating summaries .

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✏️ How to Rephrase: Strategies to Avoid Plagiarism

Plagiarism is the act of stealing someone’s intellectual property. It can be deliberate but often happens unintentionally. In academia, this mostly means taking someone’s idea and not crediting the source. But don't worry: there are many ways avoid this. Here are the basics:

• Always using a plagiarism checker . This way, you’ll know for sure that what you’ve written is 100% yours.
• Quoting means adopting the original author’s wording directly and putting it in quotation marks. Make sure to resort to direct quoting only if it strengthens your argument, or if the quote is particularly expressive.
• A summary is a shortened version of the source. You don’t paraphrase its entire contents but break it down into the crucial parts.
• Taking notes while reading articles. Try to formulate the central ideas in simple words. This way, you'll automatically have a first draft of what you want to paraphrase.
• Lastly, changing the sentence structure while paraphrasing will help you sound natural.

Keep reading to learn more about rewording sentences and quotes.

📖 How to Reword a Sentence

Paraphrasing is very similar to summarizing. Both are key skills for writers. With these recommendations, you’ll always rewrite correctly and without plagiarizing.

To some terms, such as "globalization," you’ll hardly find alternatives. However, common words can easily be replaced.

Use various conjunctions or break the sentences up.

Replace nouns with verbs, verbs with adjectives, or vice versa.

This includes:

• Switching the voice from passive to active and the other way round.
• Turning clauses into phrases and vice versa, e.g., by omitting or adding pronouns.

This being said, the most effective method to rephrase something is by using all these techniques combined. Here are some examples:

“Categorization has become a major field of study, thanks primarily to the pioneering work of Eleanor Rosch, who made categorization an issue. (Lakoff 1987: 7)”

“Eleanor Rosch, who was the first to point out the importance of categorization, paved the way to make it an important subject. (see Lakoff 1987: 7)”

In this version, you can see multiple strategies at work. The structure is different, and all possible words were substituted. Yet, it still contains the original meaning. That’s precisely what we want!

Let’s have a look at this variant instead:

Paraphrase:

“Categorization is now a major field of study. It can be credited to the pioneering work of Eleanor Rosch, the first person to make categorization an issue.”

While the voice is switched in this paraphrase, it still is too close to the original. It uses the same wording and doesn’t credit the source.

Here’s another example:

“In a rare instance of consensus, linguists agree that grammar is extremely complex and hard to properly describe. (Langacker 2008: 27)”

“Linguists rarely agree with each other, but they all acknowledge that grammar is problematic and that it’s nearly impossible to explain it correctly. (Langacker 2008: 27)”

This version has synonyms and adds an extra preposition. Unfortunately, the alternatives "problematic" and "explain" tamper with the original meaning. Let's see how to paraphrase this paragraph properly:

“While linguists rarely share the same opinions, they all admit that grammar is almost impossible to depict comprehensively due to its intricate nature. (Langacker 2008: 27)”

In this case, the concept stays the same. The phrases are changed; there are a new structure and extra conjunction. Perfect!

💬 How to Reword a Quote

If you want your assignments to sound natural, provide the proper context for your quotes. It includes introducing them with phrases such as according to, in the words of, as defined by . Citing is appropriate, if:

• The wording is especially valuable;
• You need to support a claim;
• You want to debate and analyze the author’s position.

When writing, use a mix of direct quotes and paraphrases with an emphasis on the latter. Once you cite a source, adhere to specific standards. Stick to any one of these styles throughout your entire text:

• An in-text APA style reference can be either narrative , e.g. Zaliznyak & Šmelev, 1997, or parenthetical , e.g. (Zaliznyak & Šmelev, 1997).
• MLA formatting style requires the author’s last name and the page, for example, Clasmeier 37.
• When citing Chicago style , all source data (name, title, publisher, year, page) goes into the footnotes.

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Updated: Apr 5th, 2024

🔗 References

• Avoiding Plagiarism: Choosing Whether to Quote or to Paraphrase: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Paraphrasing, Summarizing, and Quoting: Australia University
• Quoting, Paraphrasing, & Summarizing: Ashford University
• Paraphrasing: American Psychological Association
• Chicago Quoting and Paraphrasing: Massey University
• MLA In-Text Citations: Purdue University

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J.D. Vance: The Math on Ukraine Doesn’t Add Up

By J. D. Vance

Mr. Vance, a Republican, is the junior senator from Ohio.

President Biden wants the world to believe that the biggest obstacle facing Ukraine is Republicans and our lack of commitment to the global community. This is wrong.

Ukraine’s challenge is not the G.O.P.; it’s math. Ukraine needs more soldiers than it can field, even with draconian conscription policies. And it needs more matériel than the United States can provide. This reality must inform any future Ukraine policy, from further congressional aid to the diplomatic course set by the president.

The Biden administration has applied increasing pressure on Republicans to pass a supplemental aid package of more than $60 billion to Ukraine. I voted against this package in the Senate and remain opposed to virtually any proposal for the United States to continue funding this war. Mr. Biden has failed to articulate even basic facts about what Ukraine needs and how this aid will change the reality on the ground.

The most fundamental question: How much does Ukraine need and how much can we actually provide? Mr. Biden suggests that a $60 billion supplemental means the difference between victory and defeat in a major war between Russia and Ukraine. That is also wrong. This $60 billion is a fraction of what it would take to turn the tide in Ukraine’s favor. But this is not just a matter of dollars. Fundamentally, we lack the capacity to manufacture the amount of weapons Ukraine needs us to supply to win the war.

Consider our ability to produce 155-millimeter artillery shells. Last year, Ukraine’s defense minister estimated that the country’s base-line requirement for these shells was over four million per year but that it could fire up to seven million if that many were available. Since the start of the conflict, the United States has gone to great lengths to ramp up production of 155-millimeter shells. We’ve roughly doubled our capacity and can now produce 360,000 per year — less than a tenth of what Ukraine says it needs. The administration’s goal is to get this to 1.2 million — 30 percent of what’s needed — by the end of 2025. This would cost the American taxpayers dearly while yielding an unpleasantly familiar result: failure abroad.

Just this week, the top American military commander in Europe argued that absent further security assistance, Russia could soon have a 10-to-1 artillery advantage over Ukraine. What didn’t gather as many headlines is that Russia’s current advantage is at least 5 to 1, even after all the money we have poured into the conflict. Neither of these ratios plausibly leads to Ukrainian victory.

Proponents of American aid to Ukraine have argued that our approach has been a boon to our own economy, creating jobs here in the factories that manufacture weapons. But our national security interests can be — and often are — separate from our economic interests. The notion that we should prolong a bloody and gruesome war because it’s been good for American business is grotesque. We can and should rebuild our industrial base without shipping its products to a foreign conflict.

The story is the same when we look at other munitions. Take the Patriot missile system — our premier air defense weapon. It’s of such importance in this war that Ukraine’s foreign minister has specifically demanded them. That’s because in March alone, Russia reportedly launched over 3,000 guided aerial bombs, 600 drones and 400 missiles at Ukraine. To fend off these attacks, the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, and others have indicated they need thousands of Patriot interceptors per year. The problem is this: The United States only manufactures 550 per year. If we pass the supplemental aid package currently being considered in Congress, we could potentially increase annual production to 650, but that’s still less than a third of what Ukraine requires.

These weapons are not only needed by Ukraine. If China were to set its sights on Taiwan, the Patriot missile system would be critical to its defense. In fact, the United States has promised to send Taiwan nearly $900 million worth of Patriot missiles, but delivery of those weapons and other essential resources has been severely delayed, partly because of shortages caused by the war in Ukraine.

If that sounds bad, Ukraine’s manpower situation is even worse. Here are the basics: Russia has nearly four times the population of Ukraine. Ukraine needs upward of half a million new recruits, but hundreds of thousands of fighting-age men have already fled the country. The average Ukrainian soldier is roughly 43 years old , and many soldiers have already served two years at the front with few, if any, opportunities to stop fighting. After two years of conflict, there are some villages with almost no men left. The Ukrainian military has resorted to coercing men into service, and women have staged protests to demand the return of their husbands and fathers after long years of service at the front. This newspaper reported one instance in which the Ukrainian military attempted to conscript a man with a diagnosed mental disability.

Many in Washington seem to think that hundreds of thousands of young Ukrainians have gone to war with a song in their heart and are happy to label any thought to the contrary Russian propaganda. But major newspapers on both sides of the Atlantic are reporting that the situation on the ground in Ukraine is grim.

These basic mathematical realities were true, but contestable, at the outset of the war. They were obvious and incontestable a year ago, when American leadership worked closely with Mr. Zelensky to undertake a disastrous counteroffensive. The bad news is that accepting brute reality would have been most useful last spring, before the Ukrainians launched that extremely costly and unsuccessful military campaign. The good news is that even now, a defensive strategy can work. Digging in with old-fashioned ditches, cement and land mines are what enabled Russia to weather Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive. Our allies in Europe could better support such a strategy, as well. While some European countries have provided considerable resources, the burden of military support has thus far fallen heaviest on the United States.

By committing to a defensive strategy, Ukraine can preserve its precious military manpower, stop the bleeding and provide time for negotiations to commence. But this would require both the American and Ukrainian leadership to accept that Mr. Zelensky’s stated goal for the war — a return to 1991 boundaries — is fantastical.

The White House has said time and again that it can’t negotiate with President Vladimir Putin of Russia. This is absurd. The Biden administration has no viable plan for the Ukrainians to win this war. The sooner Americans confront this truth, the sooner we can fix this mess and broker for peace.

J.D. Vance ( @JDVance1 ), a Republican, is the junior senator from Ohio.

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Npr suspended senior editor uri berliner a week after he authored an online essay accusing the outlet of allowing liberal bias in its coverage..

NPR has suspended a senior editor who authored an essay published last week on an online news site in which he argued that the network had "lost America's trust" because of a liberal bias in its coverage, the outlet reported.

Uri Berliner was suspended Friday for five days without pay, NPR reported Tuesday . The revelation came exactly a week after Berliner publicly claimed in an essay for The Free Press, an online news publication, that NPR had allowed a "liberal bent" to influence its coverage, causing the outlet to steadily lose credibility with audiences.

The essay reignited the criticism that many prominent conservatives have long leveled against NPR and prompted newsroom leadership to implement monthly internal reviews of the network's coverage, NPR reported. Berliner's essay also angered many of his colleagues and exposed NPR's new chief executive Katherine Maher to a string of attacks from conservatives over her past social media posts.

In a statement Monday to NPR, Maher refuted Berliner's claims by underscoring NPR's commitment to objective coverage of national issues.

"In America everyone is entitled to free speech as a private citizen," Maher said. "What matters is NPR's work and my commitment as its CEO: public service, editorial independence, and the mission to serve all of the American public. NPR is independent, beholden to no party, and without commercial interests."

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Berliner rails against NPR's coverage of COVID-19, diversity efforts

Berliner, a senior business editor who has worked at NPR for 25 years, argued in the Free Press essay that “people at every level of NPR have comfortably coalesced around the progressive worldview.”

While he claimed that NPR has always had a "liberal bent" ever since he was hired at the outlet, he wrote that it has since lost its "open-minded spirit," and, hence, "an audience that reflects America."

The Peabody Award-winning journalist highlighted what he viewed as examples of the network's partisan coverage of several major news events, including the origins of COVID-19 and the war in Gaza . Berliner also lambasted NPR's diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies – as reflected both within its newsroom and in its coverage – as making race and identity "paramount in nearly every aspect of the workplace.”

"All this reflected a broader movement in the culture of people clustering together based on ideology or a characteristic of birth," he wrote.

Uri Berliner's essay fuels conservative attacks on NPR

In response to the essay, many prominent conservatives and Republicans, including former President Donald Trump, launched renewed attacks at NPR for what they perceive as partisan coverage.

Conservative activist Christopher Rufo in particular targeted Maher for messages she posted to social media years before joining the network – her  first at a news organization . Among the posts singled out were  a 2020 tweet that called Trump racist .

Trump reiterated on his social media platform, Truth Social, his longstanding argument that NPR’s government funding should be rescinded.

NPR issues formal rebuke to Berliner

Berliner provided an NPR reporter with a copy of the formal rebuke for review in which the organization told the editor he had not been approved to write for other news outlets, as is required of NPR journalists.

NPR also said he publicly released confidential proprietary information about audience demographics, the outlet reported.

Leadership said the letter was a "final warning" for Berliner, who would be fired for future violations of NPR's policies, according to NPR's reporting. Berliner, who is a dues-paying member of NPR's newsroom union, told the NPR reporter that he is not appealing the punishment.

A spokeswoman for NPR said the outlet declined to comment on Berliner's essay or the news of his suspension when reached Tuesday by USA TODAY.

"NPR does not comment on individual personnel matters, including discipline," according to the statement. "We expect all of our employees to comply with NPR policies and procedures, which for our editorial staff includes the NPR Ethics Handbook ."

NPR staffer express dismay; leadership puts coverage reviews in place

According to the NPR article, Berliner's essay also invoked the ire of many of his colleagues and the reporters whose stories he would be responsible for editing.

"Newsrooms run on trust," NPR political correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben said in a post last week on social media site X, though he didn't mention Berliner by name. "If you violate everyone's trust by going to another outlet and [expletive] on your colleagues (while doing a bad job journalistically, for that matter), I don't know how you do your job now."

Amid the fallout, NPR reported that NPR's chief news executive Edith Chapin announced to the newsroom late Monday afternoon that Executive Editor Eva Rodriguez would lead monthly meetings to review coverage.

Berliner expressed no regrets about publishing the essay in an interview with NPR, adding that he tried repeatedly to make his concerns over NPR's coverage known to news leaders.

"I love NPR and feel it's a national trust," Berliner says. "We have great journalists here. If they shed their opinions and did the great journalism they're capable of, this would be a much more interesting and fulfilling organization for our listeners."

Eric Lagatta covers breaking and trending news for USA TODAY. Reach him at [email protected]