English, 07.01.2021 23:40, cpena583

To avoid the possibility of plagiarism as you gather
information,
A. document your sources, and then summarize
and paraphrase the information as you take
notes.
B. write everything down word for word.
C. only write down very ironic ideas and no
dates.
D. don't worry about writing down where you
got your information from.

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