Cover
Objectives
The Writing Process
Prewriting
Writing
Revising
Originality
Introduction to Academic Essays
Style
Shape
Organization
Introduction Paragraphs
Body Paragraphs
Conclusion Paragraphs
Example Essay 1
Example Essay 2
Process Essays
Process Essay Example #1
Process Essay Example #2
Prewriting
Writing
Revising
Revise A Process Essay
Comparison Essays
Comparison Essay Example #1
Comparison Essay Example #2
Prewriting
Writing
Revising
Revise A Comparison Essay
Problem/Solution Essays
Problem/Solution Essay Example #1
Problem/Solution Example Essay #2
Prewriting
Writing
Revising
Revise A Problem/Solution Essay
Refining Writing
Development
Unity
Cohesion
Writing A Summary
TOEFL Writing
TOEFL Integrated Writing
TOEFL Independent Writing
Punctuation
Using Academic Vocabulary
Glossary
Answer Key
The Writing Process AK
Introduction to Academic Essays AK
Process Essays AK
Comparison Essays AK
Problem/Solution Essays AK
Refining Writing AK
Writing a Summary AK
TOEFL Writing AK
Punctuation AK
Using Academic Vocabulary AK

Comparison Essays

In this chapter you will write a comparison essay. To write a comparison essay, think about two things that you can compare. What makes them similar? What makes them different?

A comparison essay is written to show the reader how two topics are similar or different. This essay should describe specific qualities that can be compared between the two topics.

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