Paraphrasing means making a change in the words you’re using but keeping the original meaning. So, the only change done by paraphrasing is in the way you're expressing the idea, but the idea remains the same. Here's an example of what is meant by paraphrasing.
If you are frequently citing a particular work in your essay, give the full details of the work in your first footnote. In subsequent footnotes for this work, use the shortened format: author surname, abbreviated title, and the page number.
If you often cite a particular piece of work in your essay, include the complete details of the piece in the first footnote. Use the abbreviated format in the next footnote of this work: author's surname, short title, and page number.
‘’Paraphrase my essay’’ basically means ‘’reword my sentence’’. It’s that simple.