Writing a comparative response to ideas of transience in unseen poetry
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I can write a confident and clear comparative response to ideas of transience in unseen poems.
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A comparative introduction should use correlatives and comparatives in order to create links between ideas.
A comparative introduction might offer smaller variations in a wider similarity between poems.
A comparative introduction might offer nuanced differences between poems.
Effective analytical writing may include: active voice, tentative language, and explanation of ideas.
Less successful analytical writing may include passive voice and repetition.
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