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Baadache
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How to call ...
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When we make a change in a writer �s passage or a journalist �s article,
for a reading text, we must mention that with the resource bellow our
reading text. How to call this or what word we should mention for
copyright.
Thank you in advance
Siham
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11 Nov 2010
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magneto
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I think "adapted from..." + your source.
Looking forward to suggestions from others!
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11 Nov 2010
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ueslteacher
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Hello, Siham, In one of my ws I made a footnote that stated: abriged article from... (the source) you can also write adapted article (or whatever the piece of writing is) from... if you changed the wording not just the size. That �s what I would do. May be you should wait for more comments from native speakers. Take care, Sophia P.S. 2 magneto: we were posting simultaneously  |
11 Nov 2010
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magneto
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Hehe, looks like we were! 
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11 Nov 2010
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Lina Ladybird
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I agree with magneto and ueslteacher. Let me just add that if you shorten the text, it will be a good idea to write the source and then the remark �abridged and adapted� or simply "abridged and adapted from ..." [insert the website link or name of the book/story and the original author�s name]! ;))
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12 Nov 2010
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Baadache
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Thank you Magento, Sophia and Linda a lot.
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12 Nov 2010
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