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Some essays ask you to compare two texts, such as two poems. How should you organise your points in such an essay?

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Constructing an argument is the key to writing an excellent essay. You will already know the importance of planning - knowing what your argument is and how it will progress is the first step in planning.


Some essays ask you to compare two texts, such as two poems. How should you organise your points in such an essay?





 
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