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Drag each transition word or phrase to the correct location to show whether it is a sign of a text with a compare/contrast structure or a text with a claims/counterclaims/evidence structure.
Compare/Contrast Structure, Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure
Options likewise, a study shows, notably, a difference is.
Compare/Contrast Structure, Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure
Options likewise, a study shows, notably, a difference is.
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Here’s how the transition words or phrases can be categorized:
**Compare/Contrast Structure:**
- likewise
- a difference is
**Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure:**
- a study shows
- notably
This categorization is based on the purpose of each phrase. "Likewise" and "a difference is" indicate comparison or contrast, while "a study shows" and "notably" are more indicative of presenting evidence or supporting claims.
**Compare/Contrast Structure:**
- likewise
- a difference is
**Claims/Counterclaims/Evidence Structure:**
- a study shows
- notably
This categorization is based on the purpose of each phrase. "Likewise" and "a difference is" indicate comparison or contrast, while "a study shows" and "notably" are more indicative of presenting evidence or supporting claims.
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