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Presentation Topic:

Compare and contrast the Shorter Texts


Presented By:
Group No. 3
Muhammad Ayaz, Abdul Hanan,
Muhammad Ayub, Faisal Fayaz
Contents:
 Introduction
 Compare
 Contrast
 Examples
Introduction:
 Compare and contrast is a common form of academic
writng.
 Either as an essay type on its own or as part of a larger
essay which includes one or more paranraphs can be
compare or contrast.
 To compare is to examine how things are similar
 While to contrast is to see how they differ.
 A compare and contrast essay therefore looks at the
similarites of two or more objects and the diferences.
Introduction:
 This essay type is common at university.
 At higher education level we compare and contras Two
theories, two methods, two historical periods, two
Characters in a novel etc.
 Comparison or contrast may be only part of the essay.
Compare:
 Comparison or comparing is the act or evaluating two or
more things by determining the relevant, comparable
characteristcs of each thing and then determining which
characteristcs of each are Similar to the other and to what
degree.
 Compare focus on similerites of two objects.
Compare:

Th following words commonly used in compare:


 Likewise
 also
 both... and...
 not only... but also...
 neither... nor...
 just like (+ noun)
 similar to (+ noun)
 to be similar (to)
 to be the same as
 to compare (to/
Example:
 Computer can be used to communicate easily for example
via email. Similarly/Likewise the mobile phone is a
convenient tool for communicaton.
 Both computer and mobile phones can be used to
communicate easily with other people.
 The computer is similar to to the mobile phone In the way
it can be used for easy communicaton.
Contrast:
 To contrast something is to look for
diferences among two or more elements.
 It focus on the diferences of two or more than
two thinns.
Contrast:
The following words use commonly in contrast:
 However
 On the other hand
 while
 whereas
 but
 to difer from
 to be diferent (from)
 to be dissimilar to
 to be unlike
Example:
 Computers are natuerally not very portable whereas the
mobile phone is.
 Computers difer from mobile phones in their lack of
portability.
 Computerss are unlike mobile phones in their lack of
portability.
Compare and contrast in Short Text:
"The life in cites is diferent from the life in rulral areas.
First, the cites are crowded with people. Like, Karachi has
more than ten million people is much mor crowded than the
countryside areas. Another, in cites there is a noise in high
level. But, in rural areas there is complete calm.In countryside
areas there is no crowed and noise. In cites there are mobile and
other communicatonn services. Similerly, some countryside
areas have these facilites. So, life in rural areas is beter than in
cites.”
Compare and contrast in short Text:
Many people believe college is just a continuation of high
school. However, the two have distnct differences that can’t be
ignored when you walk on to a college campus. And, it isn’t just that
newfound freedom! Examine the similarites and differences of collene
vs. high school by looking at the structure, teaching style, and grading.
In high school the structure is easy to see. Students have followed it
for at least the last 8 years of their lives. Students spend about 6 hours
a day or 30 hours a week learninn various subjects in structured time
increments. But in college is not so. They follow some basic rules in
both faculties. Like, uniform, attendence and punctuality.”

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