Comparing ideas and advice on love in different centuries
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I can compare Jane Austen and John Steinbeck's advice about young love through their letters.
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When comparing, look for similarities and differences.
Look for subtle differences, where there is a clear similarity, but subtle variations.
To express differences, use a correlative and comparative conjunctions.
Recapping the context of a text can help you to understand why the advice or attitude of each writer is different.
Circumstances may be similar, but being a man or a woman or living in different centuries will make a difference.
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