Compare and Contrast

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What does it mean to contrast?

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To tell what is different.

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What does it mean to compare?

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To tell what is alike and what is the same.

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When would you use the word 'compare'?

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When discussing similarities between two or more things.

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When would you use the word 'contrast'?

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When discussing differences between two or more things.

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Give an example of comparing two animals.

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A dog and a cat both have fur and are common pets.

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Give an example of contrasting two animals.

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A dog is loyal and barks, while a cat is independent and meows.

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What is the main purpose of comparing?

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To highlight similarities.

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What is the main purpose of contrasting?

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To highlight differences.

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How are Jim and John different?

Back

Jim likes playing sports, while John likes reading books.

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How are George and Paul similar?

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Both have brown eyes and brown hair.