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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all my classes
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- Make sure you know how to use the words for comparison and contrast. (Where in a sentence does each word go?)
- Rick and Jasmine are the names of the two people on your handout.
- Rick enjoys watching TV. Jasmine enjoys watching TV.
- Rick and Jasmine both enjoy watching TV.
- Like Jasmine, Rick enjoys watching TV.
- Rick enjoys watching TV. Likewise, Jasmine enjoys watching TV. (We probably wouldn’t use “likewise” when the information is exactly the same. We’d use it when they are similar but not identical, or when one is a paraphrase of the other with different words.)
- Rick resembles Jasmine in that they both enjoy watching TV.
- or: Rick resembles Jasmine in many ways. For example, they both…
- In some ways, Rick and Jasmine are alike.
- like - preposition
- likewise - adverb
- alike - adjective
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- https://books.google.com/ngrams - Check how common words and phrases are in English books.
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- Will Rick and Jasmine’s marriage last? Why or why not?
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- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sI8NsYIyQ2A - Why do cats act so weird?
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- On the list of comparison topics: How are these things similar? How are they different?
- With your partner, write 2-3 sentences comparing and 2-3 sentences contrasting online teaching and traditional teaching. (Try to use different words and phrases for each sentence.)
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- Topic for the writing contest: Many parts of the world are losing important natural resources, such as forests, wildlife, or clean water. While resources are disappearing, there have also been some successes in restoring natural resources. Pick one or more success stories and contrast that with some failures. Why was one successful and one not?
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