The more I write about the scientific work, the more unpleasant the anti-plagiarism result is. The reason is that many people cannot distinguish between scientific writing and literary expression.

Let's take a closer look at how to avoid plagiarism:

PROBLEM 1: "I translated a foreign article and added it - plagiarism..."

Solution: This method is outdated. Even if you have translated it, rephrase the idea based on your own analysis. In any case, indicate the source.

PROBLEM 2: "Many sentences are found in other dissertations..."

SOLUTION: Rewrite very general phrases (for example, "scientific research shows...") to suit you and update them. Try to write briefly, clearly, and analytically.

PROBLEM 3: "I don't know what link to put."

SOLUTION:

If you are writing in the GOST style, for example: (Karimov I.A., 2015. - P. 26).

If in APA style:

Example: (Karimov, 2015, p. 26)

Such a link must be given after each quote in the text.

Useful habit:

Concluding every thought you're writing with this word in your mind:

"What evidence can I provide for this?"

If there is no evidence - this is not your opinion, but a phrase that can turn into plagiarism.

Assistive tools:

https://antiplagiat.uz - for verification;

https://text.ru - analyzes texts written in Russian;

https://quillbot.com - a paraphrase tool for English texts.