Power and Conflict poetry: developing comparative essay writing skills
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I can develop my comparative essay writing skills whilst writing about poems from the Power and Conflict anthology.
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Topic sentences must be comparative when comparing texts.
Comparisons should be made between ideas, intentions, themes, and messages.
Correlative and comparative conjunctions are a good way to signpost your comparative writing.
Within paragraphs, evidence can move back and forth between the two poems and be linked with connectives.
Drawing a direct comparison of quotations should take place at least once across the essay.
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