Crafting an effective comparison of non-fiction texts
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I can use discourse markers and correlative and comparative conjunctions to craft an effective comparison of non-fiction texts.
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A comparison is a consideration or evaluation of the similarities or differences between two things or people.
It might be helpful to think of the writers as in conversation with one another when comparing texts.
You should start a comparative paragraph with a comparative topic sentence.
You should use discourse markers and comparative and correlative conjunctions to compare throughout the paragraph.
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