Contrast Paragraph Arranged by Differences (Point-by-Point)

Contrast Paragraph Arranged by Difference (Point-by-Point)

Remember, this contrast paragraph is organized by the differences between the person, place or product as follows:

  Difference 1: Phone Functions
    Samsung
    Apple

  Difference 2: Screen Resolution
    Samsung
    Apple

  Difference 3: camera
    Samsung
    Apple

With this list, your making the point that the phone is the least important element and that the camera is the most important.

Pay attention to the transition listed in EssayMaps. While many people believe that compare-and-contrast essays require compare-and-contrast transitions, one must uses several other types of transitions must be used.

Title

Topic Sentence

The topic sentence of a contrast (difference) paragraph essentially tells the readers
the three differences you will discuss in the paragraph, going to least to most important.

First Difference

First (Least Important) Difference

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

Possible Connectors

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

Possible Connectors

Second Difference

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

Possible Connectors

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

Possible Connectors

Most Important Difference

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

Possible Connectors

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

Possible Connectors

Conclusion

Review the differences and end with a strong concluding sentence.

Possible Connectors

EssayMaps.com