In a research report and in a collaborative discussion, what should you do when you paraphrase someone's ideas?
Say who wrote or said the idea that you are repeating.
Say the person's words exactly as he or she said them.
Say that your ideas have nothing to do with theirs.
Say that you're sorry for using their words as yours.
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