Comparison-Contrast

When writing a comparison / contrast article, you first talk about topic A and then talk about topic B. It will use the AAA / BBB method to generate a paper also known as "block method".

If you want to mention the item of A and want to point out similarities or differences with B, use the ABABAB method also called "alternative method".

In addition, we need to decide whether to emphasize similarity (comparison), difference (contrast), balance.

1. Start writing comparison / contrast articles. You can either do one of the following or choose your own theme.

Compare / compare the two meals displayed on these food pyramids (click on the pyramid from the homepage and select Asia, Latin, Mediterranean, Vegetarian).

2. Draw two columns and give each column the appropriate subject. Please list similarities and differences between the two topics. Every time you put something in a column, add a similar item to another column

3. Please exchange the list. Discuss their integrity and decide on the best way to summarize the paper, AAA / BBB or ABABAB method

With the comparative article: When you compare, you are thinking of similarity, and when you compare, you are studying the difference between the two topics. Comparing articles can focus on similarity only, differences only, or a combination of the two. Papers should be clear about their focus and purpose. Comparative comparison forms are usually composed of two methods or arrangements. It is an arrangement of "block" or "point by point" (also called "alternate"). In the block arrangement article, we will explain all the points of the project and then proceed to the next project. For example, your One Street Arrangement article will present your point of all about Lenore Drew's presentation and then make a point about Charles Drew's presentation. Articles or alternative forms articles for specific comparison of the two presentations in each paragraph

Comparison and comparative articles focus on similarities and differences between two or more ideas or projects. The purpose of comparing and comparing articles is diverse. Several comparison and comparison articles are aimed at honeing student's critical thought skills. At other times, the author can write a comparison. And it helps the viewer decide on the topic as if any political candidate would vote. Understanding the comparison part and the comparison part helps to write effective and well-organized articles.

This interactive guide will explain the basic functions and resources that students normally use when writing and comparing papers. Comparison and comparison guides contain summaries, definitions, and examples. The "Organization papers" section contains detailed information on the whole (block), point-by-point similarity, and difference structure from whole. In addition, this guide explains how to use the graphic organizer for comparison and comparison, shows tips for using transitions between ideas in comparison and comparison articles, and provides a checklist that matches the attached gauge Including.