2. Restatement: If you need to quote other people's opinions or research results, try to restate them in your own words, and don't copy and paste them directly.
3. Use weight-loss tools: There are some softwares and online services that can help you detect and reduce the repetition rate of papers. However, please note that these tools may not completely eliminate all duplicates, so you need to modify them yourself.
4. Paragraphs: Divide your paper into several parts, each with a clear theme and arguments. This will not only make the article easier to read, but also help you organize and express your ideas better.
5. Avoid over-quoting: Although over-quoting is necessary, it may make your paper look unreal. Try to quote only those contents that have an important influence on your argument.
6. Use synonyms: Using synonyms in appropriate places can help you change the structure and expression of sentences, thus reducing the repetition rate.
7. Avoid complex sentence structures: Simple sentences are usually easier to understand and remember than complex sentences. Therefore, try to express your views in simple sentences.
8. Check regularly: Before submitting your paper, check your paper regularly to make sure there is no unnecessary repetition.