Comparing non-fiction texts
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I can compare two non-fiction texts using conjunctions and evidence to elevate my writing.
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When comparing articles, look for points of similarity and difference.
A comparative sentence needs to make the link between the texts clear, for example through a comparative conjunction.
Correlative conjunctions can be used to create close comparisons.
Within a comparison, the quotations chosen from each text must be linked by a point of similarity or contrast.
Use precise and embedded evidence to support each idea and elevate your summaries.
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