As you read a potential source for a compare-and-contrast paragraph, you should first assess the argument’s claims, reasons, and evidence. the writer’s future publishing plans. its subjectivity and how it appeals to emotion. your personal opinion on the subject.

The answer to your question would be that as you read a potential source for a compare-and-contrast paragraph, you should first assess the argument's claims, reasons and evidence.

In a compare-and-contrast paragraph or essay, you focus on the ways in which two things or ideas are similar to and/or different from one another. The fact is that when you are to think of the similarities and differences between two items, you are sure to gain a deeper understading of the things you are comparing/contrasting. Therefore, as you are to prove your point regarding whether the items are similar or different, you should first look for the argument's claims, reasons and evidence as they will function as the basis of your writing.

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