Was is paraphrase?

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Repeating the phrase of another person, except using your own words.

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What are paraphrases?
It is a restatement of a text or passage in a short form, often to clarify meaning.
How do you paraphrase?
You highlight the text you need . Then, you right click on your mouse. go to copy then you go to a page where you wanted to put the text. then right click on your mouse again. Then, go to paste, AND...
What do you do when you paraphrase?
putting something in your own words.
The meaning of paraphrase?
To translate freely
What is the meaning of 'to paraphrase'?
To paraphrase basically means, "to reword" or rewrite a paragraph or piece of writing.For example, if someone wrote:"Billy liked spending his time with Susie because she was nice. Her laugh was good...