How Do I Write an Essay Based on a Compare Contrast Story?

Now you may be asking yourself, 'How do I write an essay based on a compare contrast story?' The answer to this question is rather simple if you know the tools that you need.

The first tool is known as the 'Connections.' These are little bits of information that are related and show why one story is different from another. For example, one story may tell us that a man is walking down the street while another one tells us that he is picking up his children from school.

The second tool that you can use is the 'Identifiers.' These are just like Connections but used to make a statement that the story is more or less similar to another. For example, in the story where the man was picking up his children, the story would be easier to relate to if he was wearing a knit cap and a light blue sweatshirt with a tie.

And finally, the third tool that you can use when writing an essay based on a compare contrast story is the 'Identifiers for Complexity.' In this tool, the 'Common elements' are highlighted and the 'Difficult issues' are highlighted.

For example, in the story where the man was walking down the street, the Common elements would be 'He was walking down the street,' 'The people were,' 'They were walking down the street,' 'He was walking down the street,' and 'A policeman was walking.' The difficulty issue would be 'The policeman was walking down the street,' 'Was he afraid,' 'Was he afraid to be found?' and 'Was the policeman going to arrest him?'

So, by using these three tools you can easily relate any stories to each other and they will help you separate the 'Different' from the 'Different' and they will help you to separate the 'Different' from the 'Similar.' In essence, it is all about identifying what makes the story unique or different from the others. With this information, you can then use your readers' attention to better tell your story to them.

To summarize, you will want to use a tool called the 'Identifiers' to make a statement that you are saying that the story is more or less similar to similar stories. With this information, you can tell your readers what makes the story unique or different from the others. Finally, you can use your readers' attention to better tell your story to them.