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bubble butt& Go on the Internet and find an essay or a write up or something about your topic and copy and paste it into a word processor. 2 You must change some words around in the essay, so if the teacher checks it, it wouldn't come up in Google. If the teacher checks every sentence then you might have to change a word in every sentence. This however could still get you busted if the sentences are too similar. If you want to make sure paraphrase (reword) the essay. That way you only have to retell the information, you don't get caught, you can use the original bibliography and don't have to research for yourself. On top of that you'll also have learned a little about the subject without putting too much effort into it. 3 If you copy directly make sure that the font and format are the same. A common mistake is writing Times New Roman for what you wrote, and when you copy something it was in Arial. 4 Make it all one color and hide or remove any hyperlinks. If you are emailing it to your teacher, right click on hyperlinks and deactivate them. 5 Make sure nothing is bold or in italics. 6 If you have a bit more time try and find an essay on the same topic and stick bits of that in as well. Don't forget to change words on this one too though. 7 Add in some information of your own. Most teachers can recognize a vastly different writing style. 8 Hand it in and pray the teacher doesn't find out. 9 Understand that if you get caught plagiarizing, it does actually stay on your academic record, and this means if you decide you want to go to graduate school, you've basically screwed yourself. 10 Know that most teachers can smell stolen writing from a mile away; the essay won't sound like you, no matter what you do. 11 If you put half the effort of cheating into actually writing your own work, you'll probably do just fine.

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