COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
Points to Remember
1. Decide whether you want the pattern of your comparison to focus on the complete units (divided) or specific features (alternating).
2. Consider the possibility of combining the two patterns.
3. Determine which subject should be placed in the first position and why.
4. Arrange the points of your comparison in a logical balanced, and dramatic sequence.
5. Make sure you introduce and clarify the reasons for making your comparison.
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