Comparing texts about World War One in comparative analytical paragraphs
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I can write comparative analytical paragraphs exploring the presentation of World War One across two texts.
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The opening of comparative paragraphs could start with a topic sentence which states the paragraph’s main idea.
The next sentences of a comparative paragraph could focus on the differences between the two texts you wish to compare.
Including multiple quotations from both texts is key to a comparative paragraph.
Comparing the methods writers have used can help to develop the comparison.
The final sentence of a comparative paragraph should link to the topic sentence.
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