ATARMAxxing · WACE Literature revision notes
Productive comparison without feature listing
Comparative reading
What this note covers
- Choose a relationship that the evidence can sustain
- Compare voice through what each speaker can know
- Use form as the cause of a comparative effect
- Build paragraphs around a shared claim and a turn
- Let context explain a difference without dictating it
- Revise comparison for asymmetry and counterevidence
6 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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