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COMPARE AND

CONTRAST

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People compare due to several reasons:

1. To buy the better one or the cheaper one

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People compare due to several reasons:

2. To inform people why we prefer the A than B

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People compare due to several reasons:

3. To associate new information to an existing one

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People compare due to several reasons:

4. To make decisions

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COMPARISON AND

CONTRASTESSAY

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A. POINT-BY-POINT FORMAT

B. BLOCK FORMAT

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•X and Y are described on the basis of each point

A. POINT-BY-POINT FORMAT

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•X, point 1 then Y, point 1•X, point 2 then Y, point 2•X, point 3 then Y, point 3

A. POINT-BY-POINT FORMAT

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•Descriptions of X are presented first, then Descriptions of Y is given

Parallel Information

B. BLOCK FORMAT

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• X, point 1• X, point 1• X, point 1• then, • Y, point 1• Y, point 2• Y, point 3

B. BLOCK FORMAT

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To show similarities To show differences

likewisesimilarly

in the same wayalso

similar in

howeveron the other hand

unlikeon the contrary

while

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Study the paragraph “Harry vs. Frodo”.

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•What word in the first sentence informs the

reader that it is a comparison and contrast

paragraph?

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•Does the text follow a point by

point-by-point pattern or block?

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•What transitions were used in the whole paragraph to signal comparison and contrast?

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•Is the topic sentence effective? Why or why not?

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•Is the concluding sentence effective?

Why or why not?

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•If you were to revise the paragraph, what changes would you make?

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Portfolio Writing Task#3(Comparison and Contrast) option A

• a. You were invited as a resource speaker in the career orientation in your high school. You were asked to share why did you chose your undergraduate program. Through comparison and contrast with another field of study, convince these high school students to take the same college program you took.

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Portfolio Writing Task#3(Comparison and Contrast) option B

• b. In your history class, you discussed about the presidents our country had. As part of the final requirement in the course, you were asked to compare and contrast two former presidents of your choice with regard to their accomplishments, problems encountered in their administration, and their legacy to the country.

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Portfolio Writing Task#3(Comparison and Contrast) option C

• c. Compare and contrast the specialization program in the field of Information Technology in FEU-East Asia College.

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Portfolio Writing Task#3(Comparison and Contrast) option D

• d. Nowadays, novels/ books have a movie adaptation. Think of one book that you have read and was made into a movie. Compare and contrast the novel and movie adaptation. Determine your audience and enlighten them which version is better.

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Portfolio Writing Task#3(Comparison and Contrast) option E

• Free topic. Have it approved by your teacher

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References: • Yu, Pamela and Sterling Miranda-Plata (2008).

Keys to Confidence and Competence in English 1: Reading, Study Skills, and Grammar Workbook. Binan, Laguna: Trailblazer Publications.

• Plata, Sterling M., Ph. D. et.al. (2006). Keys to Critical Reading and Writing 1. 2nd Ed. Biñan, Laguna: Trailblazer Publications.