Word Document Originality Review Against Sources I Provide
Compare a draft with the sources it used to find passages too close to the source, without claiming to detect plagiarism or AI use.
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Review my draft for correct attribution against the sources I used; the aim is to credit sources properly and write in my own words, not to hide copying. Draft passages: [DRAFT_PASSAGES]. Source passages with full references: [SOURCE_PASSAGES]. Citation style required: [CITATION_STYLE]. Context (course, report or article): [CONTEXT]. Method: read the source and my draft separately and note the source's main points in your own words; compare sentence by sentence, marking where wording or structure follows the source; check the citations; rate each passage and propose a fix. For each draft passage find the matching source passage and judge closeness: copied wording, close paraphrase that keeps the structure and key phrases, genuine paraphrase, or independent summary. Quote overlapping phrases of five or more words. Check every borrowed idea and quotation has a citation in the right place, quotations are in quotation marks, and paraphrases are cited. If any passage is a copy without a citation, say so plainly. Some overlap is normal (standard terms, titles, technical definitions), so do not turn those into awkward text. Return a table (Passage, Matching source, Closeness, Overlapping phrases, Citation present, Suggested fix) and a rewrite of the two closest passages in my own voice using only the meaning of the source, for me to adapt. You can compare only the sources I pasted, cannot check the internet, and cannot detect whether text was written by AI or a person; a clean result does not prove originality, and my institution's rules and software decide. Add a checklist for the future: take notes in my own words, record source and page as I read, use quotation marks when copying, cite as I go, and compare the final text with my notes. Be calm and constructive.
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Invented table row. Passage 2 | Source: Smith (2019), p. 14 | Closeness: close paraphrase | Overlap: "the gradual shift towards remote working patterns" | Citation present: yes | Fix: restructure and cut shared phrase; the citation is correct. Passage 5 | Source: none given | Closeness: independent | Citation: not needed | Fix: none. Summary: 6 passages checked: 1 close paraphrase, 1 copied phrase of eight words without quotation marks, 3 acceptable paraphrases with citations, 1 independent summary. Citations needed but missing: 1. Suggested fix for the copied phrase: use quotation marks and a page number, or express the idea in your own words after making notes without looking at the source. Limit: only the pasted sources were compared.
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