English Grammar: Paragraph Writing III

Comparison & ContrastFor: English language learners

Presented by: RZP August, 2013

Paragraph Writing: comparison & contrast Audience: English language learners Prepared by: G&R Languages - August, 2013

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Effective Paragraph: comparison & contrast

TS=Topic Sentence SD=Supporting Detail CS=Concluding Statement

Eating Habits of Some of my Friends

  There are several ways I can refer to the eating habits of some of my friends in Canada and in Brazil. Based on my observations, Canadians love meat and potatoes; however, Brazilians prefer rice and beans. Unlike Americans who favour apple pie for dessert, both Canadians and Brazilians seem to prefer crème brulee and crème caramel. In sum, these are some of the many ways I can state some differences and similarities of the eating habits of some of my friends from Brazil and from Canada.

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Comparison & Contrast

  There are several ways I can refer to the eating habits of some of my friends in Canada and in Brazil. Based on my observations, Canadians love meat and potatoes; however, Brazilians prefer rice and beans. Unlike Americans who favour apple pie for dessert, both Canadians and Brazilians seem to prefer crème brulee and crème caramel. In sum, these are some of the many ways I can state some differences and similarities of the eating habits of some of my friends from Brazil and from Canada.

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English Grammar: Paragraph Writing III

Comparison & Contrast

For: English language learnersPresented by: RZP August, 2013

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Paragraph Writing: comparison & contrast Audience: English language learners Prepared by: G&R Languages - August, 2013

Students: please refer to the following presentation:http://www.slideshare.net/RitaProkopetz/english-grammar-conjunctive-adverbs-comparison-and-contrast

Reference: http://www.slideshare.net/elkissn/text-structure-for-young-readersEmily Kissner 2010

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