Thesis is the only way for college students to graduate. It is the conclusion and achievement of students' research on their subjects. When writing a paper, you must borrow other people's papers. But borrowing doesn't mean you plagiarize, but after reading many articles, you take a fancy to some ideas and inspire you to elaborate new ideas. Therefore, literature is an important part of the paper, and references make the paper more detailed.

But when writing a thesis, many students turned the cited documents into plagiarism for the following reasons:

1, I forgot to quote the format when copying the paper. In other words, when reading other people's information, end the quotation with a period or forget the quotation in advance.

2. I didn't mean to mention it. This behavior is unintentional. When I write my thesis, I will combine the knowledge I have read before and lead to the detection of time-scale red.

3. Direct plagiarism. Some students search for information related to papers on the Internet and use it directly in their papers, but they mark it as a reference. As long as the quotation format is correct, the content of their paper will not be judged as plagiarism.

The purpose of quoting is not to quote the article itself, but to explain one's own theme and viewpoint. We often use famous words and expressions to prove the correctness of our views. But when choosing famous sentences, you should choose the right words that can prove your point of view. Be careful not to use false words to prove it. Therefore, the quotation serves for your own articles and opinions. Don't quote others too much. After all, this is second-hand material, and the written evidence is very weak. The materials to prove this are:

① data

② case

③ Discourse

Discourse is divided into ordinary people's life discourse and expert's theoretical discourse. The most powerful proof is the case, followed by the data, the words of ordinary people and the theoretical words of experts. It should be noted that only the accuracy of the quoted content can make the proof effective and the theory reliable.

Now that we know why to quote, how to quote? There are several ways to help you:

1, explaining what others say means that what others say is expressed in their own language. You can't use quotation marks in this quotation, but you can't use the author's original text Must be expressed in their own words. Can be summarized and simplified. A really good quotation should be this kind of quotation.

2. Quote common keywords. It will be very powerful to insert a sentence or two from university theory into data and case evidence. References can be used interchangeably with data and cases. This reference should be enclosed in quotation marks and annotated one by one.

3. Quote a larger paragraph. You can use different fonts to distinguish them. Leave blank before and after, comment one by one. But if you don't use different fonts, you can use quotation marks, but the quotation marks should not be too long, and it is best not to exceed three sentences.

Only by quoting correctly in the paper can we make our views more credible and effective.