How do I set up a paraphrase?

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Neil

I do not know how to set up a paraphrase. Do i use parenthisees, quotation
marks or what?
 
Please state in your own words what you believe to be the definition of
the word "paraphrase". In what context do you wish to set up a
paraphrase? Maybe you are writing a paragraph about what you did during
summer vacation? Or maybe your assignment is to write a 100-word book
report and you wish to paraphrase parenthiseesical material from the
book's dust jacket? Or what? An example of the original material and
your paraphrased version might be helpful too.
 

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