Compare & Contrast Poster

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Overview:

This poster displays key signal words used for comparing and contrasting, helping students recognise and use these words in writing and speaking.

Learning Objectives:

Learn and identify common compare and contrast signal words.
Enhance writing and speaking skills by incorporating comparison and contrast structures.
Improve overall coherence and clarity in writing tasks.

How the Activity Works:

The poster highlights a list of useful compare and contrast signal words, such as "similarly", "whereas", "in contrast" and "while". Students can refer to the poster while practising writing comparisons or participating in discussions, helping them structure their thoughts more effectively.

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