English, 01.07.2019 11:30 Scotty78

Summarizing a. copying someone else’s ideas word for word b. putting what someone else says in quotation marks and citing where you got that information c. all of the examples above our considered to be summarizing d. using someone else’s ideas by putting them into your own words by changing many of the words including a proper citation

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