We can replace the central word of the sentence with a word with similar meaning; You can increase the length of the sentence appropriately, cut the long sentence into many short sentences, modify each short sentence appropriately, or change the sentence into compound sentence; When you meet a determiner, you can add a specific explanation to the sentence.

You can replace the whole sentence word order appropriately, but you should pay attention to the overall structure of the article and the logical relationship between sentences; Or whether the words in the paragraph are described backwards; In case of determiners, they can be replaced by specific Chinese names; In the case of finite words, numbers can be replaced by divisors, such as divisors and divisors. Both of these methods can effectively reduce the repetition rate of words, and flexible use can help you reduce the repetition rate of papers.

Rules:

First, HowNet will be judged as duplicate if it continues the word 13. In other words, if it exceeds 13 words, it will be marked as red by the system software and calculated into the repetition rate. When HowNet checked the duplicate, the yellow text was "quotation" and the red article was "suspected plagiarism".

The citation of references should also be counted as repetition rate (including within X% required by the school)! Therefore, it is best to rewrite your own words when quoting other people's literature.

HowNet duplicate checking is based on "chapter". For example, "cover", "abstract" and "introduction" will be regarded as separate chapters, and each chapter will produce a test result indicating the repetition rate. Each chapter has a separate repetition rate, and the full text also has a total repetition rate. In some schools, when deciding whether a paper passes the duplicate check, not only the repetition rate of the full text is required, but also the repetition rate of each chapter is required.

Secondly, the software repetition rate of HowNet duplicate checking system has a threshold, and the threshold of HowNet is about 5%. If the threshold exceeds this threshold, the paper will be considered unqualified.

The duplicate checking of HowNet is really based on "13 words that are repeated with other articles", which is consistent with what some network authors have said before. If you can change the paper into any sentence and ensure that any line has the word 13, HowNet will not find it.