Could i be caught with plagerism even though I've changed an extract completely?

Question

Could i be caught with plagerism even though I've changed an extract completely?

Answer 1

Possibly, if you want to be safer look how to do a harvard reference bibliography. To show where your research has come from, therefore your not claiming that research to be your own.

Look on this link http://efn.hud.ac.uk/studyskills/referen...

It shows you how to do it.

Answer 2

cite your surces and you should be ok . it's all in the citations.

Answer 3

If it's obvious. Just rewording someone else's work is still copying, just a little harder to tell. The question is, if it gets compared to other work you have done, will it show a massive jump in ability. If it does then you are going to get caught out.

Answer 4

If you've changed it completely then no, you shouldn't get caught.

The best writers are the thieves of ideas ;)

Answer 5

If you've worded it in a bizarrely formal or disjointed way, it might make people suspicious.