Writing A Comparison / Contrast Paragraph Prabarini Dwi Pangestu, S.Pd.

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2 Writing A Comparison / Contrast Paragraph Prabarini Dwi Pangestu, S.Pd

3 Differences Comparison shows similarities between persons, places, things, ideas, or situations. Contrast points out the differences between persons, places, things, ideas, or situations.

4 Differences (cont’d) Connectors That Show Comparison (Similarities) ƒ: In addition, ƒ Correspondingly, ƒ Compared to, ƒ Similarly, ƒ Just as, ƒ As well as ƒ, Likewise, ƒ Same as, ƒ At the same time Connectors That Show Contrast (Differences) ƒ However, ƒ On the contrary,ƒ On the other hand, ƒ Even though, ƒ In contrast, ƒ Although, ƒ Unlike, ƒ Conversely, ƒ Meanwhile

5 Steps 1.Choosing a topic examples : dogs and cats, Coca Cola vs Pepsi, Android vs iOs 2. Brainstorming / Making Mindmap 3. Outlining 4. Free writing 5. Writing the essay

6 Mr. Jones vs Mr.Smith Students who have Mr. Jones and Mr. Smith are immediately aware of the difference in the lecturing manner of each teacher. Mr. Jones has a pleasant voice, which helps hold the interest of the students. He pronounces clearly in a rhythmic pattern emphasizing key words. His moderate tone and inflected words make his lectures interesting. Mr. Jones also adds humour to his subject, and he welcomes questions from students who don’t understand the material. He takes his time and explains slowly. He tries to make sure that his students understand a concept before he moves on to something new, and he is very enthusiastic about his subject. Mr. Smith, on the other hand, has a different tone, pronunciation, expression and attitude from Mr. Jones. He has a booming voice, which commands rather than teaches, and sometimes it is hard to understand because he runs his words together. His lectures are not as interesting as those of Mr. Jones, either, because Mr. Smith speaks in a boring monotone. He also hates to be interrupted; feeling that he must cover everything. Mr. Smith teaches every class in a serious, determined mood. Thus, as the above points illustrate, the lectures of Mr. Jones and Mr. Smith are quite different.

7 It is time to exercise ! Choose one topic below, write the process, and make a simple comparison/contrast text 1.syar’i hijab vs modern hijab 2.Tumblr vs Wordpress 3.Rap music vs pop music 4.Astrology vs astronomy 5.Celebrities vs artists 6.Paperbook vs e-book 7.Apples vs Microsoft