Understand and abide by academic norms: understand and abide by academic writing norms, such as citation format, reference marking methods, etc. Make sure that your citation method and format meet the requirements of schools and journals, which will help to avoid being detected as duplication.

Increase originality: try to explain ideas, definitions, theories, etc. in your own language and expression. Avoid copying and pasting other people's content directly, especially long paragraphs.

Citation should be appropriate: when quoting other people's opinions and data, be sure to indicate the source. At the same time, try to relay others' opinions in your own language instead of copying and pasting directly.

Segmentation and reorganization: when writing a paper, you can divide the quoted content into small paragraphs and add your own views and opinions in the middle of the paragraphs. This can effectively avoid large-scale citation and reduce the repetition rate. In addition, try to separate the original text and don't copy it continuously.

Delete invalid content: some invalid words in the paper can be deleted directly. As long as it does not affect the structure and overall thinking of the article, proper deletion is one of the simplest and most direct ways to reduce the repetition rate.

Translation of foreign materials: If you need to use foreign materials, you can translate them in your own language. This can effectively reduce the repetition rate of articles.