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    Similarity and Difference Isl Week 5

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    The document summarizes the similarities and differences between three factual essays on different topics: the health effects of junk food, speed reading techniques, and bullying. The essays are similar in that they are all factual essays using prepositions, conjunctions, and a mix of simple, compound and complex sentences written in simple present tense. They differ in their topics, with one focusing on health effects, another on reading skills, and the third on social issues. Each also has a different focus - on the body, readers, or students.

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    The document summarizes the similarities and differences between three factual essays on different topics: the health effects of junk food, speed reading techniques, and bullying. The essays are similar in that they are all factual essays using prepositions, conjunctions, and a mix of simple, compound and complex sentences written in simple present tense. They differ in their topics, with one focusing on health effects, another on reading skills, and the third on social issues. Each also has a different focus - on the body, readers, or students.

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    The document summarizes the similarities and differences between three factual essays on different topics: the health effects of junk food, speed reading techniques, and bullying. The essays are similar in that they are all factual essays using prepositions, conjunctions, and a mix of simple, compound and complex sentences written in simple present tense. They differ in their topics, with one focusing on health effects, another on reading skills, and the third on social issues. Each also has a different focus - on the body, readers, or students.

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    Similarity and Difference Isl Week 5

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    The document summarizes the similarities and differences between three factual essays on different topics: the health effects of junk food, speed reading techniques, and bullying. The essays are similar in that they are all factual essays using prepositions, conjunctions, and a mix of simple, compound and complex sentences written in simple present tense. They differ in their topics, with one focusing on health effects, another on reading skills, and the third on social issues. Each also has a different focus - on the body, readers, or students.

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    ISL (Week 5) Write the similarities and differences of the main ideas and supporting details presented in different

    text types.

    Factual Essay (Junk Foods Effect on Your Body)

    Factual Essay (Some Useful Speed Reading Techniques)

    Factual Essay ( Bullying)

    Similarities: All factual essays. All use prepositions in the essay. All use conjunctions in the essay. Consists of simple, compound and complex sentences. Simple present tense for these three essays. All of these will bring bad effects if not have better cures. All consist of opening, contents and ending. Differences : Health Effects of junk food to our body Focus on people To understand the disadvantage of junk food to our body Effects on physically Education Useful tips of reading techniques Focus on readers To enhance reading skill Social Issue Effects of bullying Focus on students To solve and understand the problems that will face by the victims Effects on physically, social and mentally

    Effects on mentally

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