Comparing and evaluating non-fiction texts
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I can write comparative topic sentences.
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Comparing one text to another can often help you evaluate it more clearly.
You can compare what each writer chose to write about, and how they chose to write about it.
The opening of comparative paragraphs could start with a topic sentence which states the paragraph’s main idea.
The next sentences of a comparative paragraph could focus on the differences between the two texts you wish to compare.
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