Use transitions that constantly refer back to the first idea being compared or contrasted. Here are some suggested topics for writing comparison and contrast. D. Write Analysis Expository writing is used to explain and clarify. Technical writing is, to a large extent, writing used to convince someone of something. A more effective approach to convince others is to support the broad general statements with details.
Students can begin by writing two to three sentences to support the stated generalization.
Two more techniques can be introduced sometime during this stage for more effective writing. Choose some example sentences from the students' composition and ask them to discuss and suggest corrections. Use active verbs whenever possible. Active verbs makes the sentence stronger and gives force to the writing. On the other hand, passive voice constructions are less direct, less natural and less vigorous.