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    This document outlines language used for comparison and contrast as well as speculation. For comparison, words like both, each, similarly, likewise, and in the same way are used to show how things are alike. For contrast, words like meanwhile, whereas/while, by contrast, on the other hand, and the key difference are used to show how things differ. Speculation is expressed using words like might, perhaps, maybe, it seems like, and if sentences.

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    This document outlines language used for comparison and contrast as well as speculation. For comparison, words like both, each, similarly, likewise, and in the same way are used to show how things are alike. For contrast, words like meanwhile, whereas/while, by contrast, on the other hand, and the key difference are used to show how things differ. Speculation is expressed using words like might, perhaps, maybe, it seems like, and if sentences.

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    THE LANGUAGE OF COMPARASION AND THE LANGUAGE OF

    CONTRAST

    COMPARASION CONTRAST
    Both Meanwhile
    Each Whereas/while
    Similarly By contrast
    Likewise On the other hand
    In the same way The key difference

    THE LANGUAGE OF SPECULATION


    Might, Perhaps, Maybe, It seems like
    If sentences

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