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Long Comparison Paragraph Arranged by Similarities (Point-by-Point)


Long Comparison (Similarities) Paragraph Organized by Similar Features




Example of Extended Paragraph

Title



Topic Sentence

The topic sentence of a comparison (similarity) paragraph essentially tells the readers
the three similarities you will discuss in the paragraph, going from least important to most important.




First Similarity
First (Least Important) Similarity


Here you write a sentence on the least important similarity of the first person, place or product (above)

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Details

Here you write about the details of the first similarity

Example

Here you provide a specific example

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First Similarity for the Second Person, Place or Product


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Details

Here you write about the details of the first similarity

Example

Here you provide a specific example

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Second Similarity
Second Similarity


Here you write a sentence on the second similarity of the first person, place or product (above)

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Details

Here you write about the details of the first similarity

Example

Here you provide a specific example

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Here you write a sentence on the second similarity of the second person, place of product (above)

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Details

Here you write about the details of the first similarity

Example

Here you provide a specific example

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Most Important Similarity
Most Important Similarity


Here you write a sentence on the most important similarity between the first person, place or product (above)

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Details

Here you write about the details of the first similarity

Example

Here you provide a specific example

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Here you write a sentence on the most important similarity between the second person, place or product (above)

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Details

Here you write about the details of the first similarity

Example

Here you provide a specific example

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Conclusion

Conclusion

Review the similarities and end with a strong concluding sentence.

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