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English, 28.09.2019 03:50, breahnareedy

What question is the best to ask as you evaluate the purpose of your compare and contrast essay?
a. does my paper use complex sentences and parallel structure?
b. does my paper engage the reader?
c. does my paper explore the similarities and differences in my topic?
d. does my paper flow clearly using proper transitions between ideas?

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