Compare & Contrast 2 by Bryson Anderson

Bryson Anderson

brysonwanderson — 2015-11-04 19:57:42 UTC

Harlan Perdue

2015-11-04 20:03:15 UTC

2015-11-04 20:04:00 UTC

Benson Raynor

brysonwanderson — 2015-11-04 20:06:32 UTC

brysonwanderson — 2015-11-04 20:07:16 UTC

brysonwanderson — 2015-11-04 20:07:35 UTC

Compare/contrast text structure is a way writers organize text when they need to compare how things are alike and contrast how they are different. Compare/contrast text structures can be organized in a few ways. For example, if I am comparing cats and dogs, I could put all the ways they are alike in one paragraph, and contrast their differences in another-

brysonwanderson — 2015-11-04 20:13:32 UTC

Example of Compare & Contrast

brysonwanderson — 2015-11-04 20:13:52 UTC

Dogs and cats make fantastic pets. They are both capable of
making their owners laugh and keeping them company. They love
to be scratched behind their ears. And they like to play with toys.
Cats are easier to take care of because they do not have to go
for walks and they don't need bathes as often as dogs. Some dogs'
barking can get out of control and bother the neighbors, but cats'
meows rarely cause anyone to complain.

Steve Quezada

2015-11-05 20:56:14 UTC

2015-11-05 21:05:19 UTC

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2015-11-06 21:08:10 UTC

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