IO Comparative Structure

There are two main IO structures, one of them being comparative. The comparative structure is where similarities and differences are at the epicentre of the analysis and are supported by relevant points from each extract. There are specific details that need to be included in the introduction and there has to be a clear connection between the two extracts and the argument being made. There are three main body paragraphs that speak about different aspects on the texts; the first speaking about the interpretation and implications of the text, the second is the analysis of techniques, and third is the evaluation. A comparative IO is the most challenging of the two structures but it is the structure that can be explore the most and analysed in greater depth.