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Organization for Comparison and Contrast Order Make a sentence-by-sentence comparison of the features in any order that seems appropriate for the topic. Model Outline (Block Organization) Thesis Statement Model Outline (Point-by-point Organization) Thesis Statement 1. You could discuss the differences first and the similarities last. It is more usual, however, to discuss similarities first. Body Paragraph 3 Body Paragraph 4 Transition Phrase In addition to cutting off and tailgating other cars, aggressive drivers often use rude language or gestures to show their anger. (+ supporting sentences)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Transition Clause Although law enforcement authorities warn motorists against aggressive driving, the number who act out their angry impulses has not declined. (supporting sentences)------------------------------------------------------------ I. Expository Essay Concluding Paragraph To conclude, aggressive drivers are endangering everyone because they create hazardous conditions by acting and driving foolishly. They should control their anger and learn to drive safely. After all, the lives they save could be their own. I. Expository Essay 1. Basic Sentence Patterns for Comparison and Contrast Sentence Patterns for Comparison: (1) the same...as/the same as... A has the same weight as B. A weighs the same as B. (2) as...as A is as large as B. (3) to be similar to...in... A is similar to B in size. (4) in common A and B have the height in common. II. Comparison and Contrast Sentence Patterns for Contrast: (1) comparative + than A is more/less expensive than B. (2) to be different from/to differ from B is different from A in price. B differs from A in volume. Sentence Pattern for Comparison of More Tha