Entity Framework 6: Clone object except ID [closed]

I noticed that there is no need for copying. Apparently when adding an instance of a model to the database (even if the ID is set to one that already exists in the database), Entity Framework inserts a new row in the database and auto-increments it’s primary key. So this functionality is already built-in into EF. I didn’t know this, sorry.
Just for clarity’s sake here is an example:

using(var database = new MyDbContext()) {
    MyModel myModel = database.FirstOrDefault(m => m.SomeProperty == someValue);
    myModel.SomeOtherProperty = someOtherValue; //user changed a value
    database.MyModels.Add(myModel); //even though the ID of myModel exists in the database, it gets added as a new row and the ID gets auto-incremented 
    database.SaveChanges();
}

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