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Kunsusuki Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Contrasting?
Hi.
Write an essay comparing or contrasting the benefits of eating fast food to those home-cooked meals.
Is it possible to contrast the benefits in this context?
Thank you in advance.
Write an essay comparing or contrasting the benefits of eating fast food to those home-cooked meals.
Is it possible to contrast the benefits in this context?
Thank you in advance.
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Something has gone wrong with the sentence. " It is possible to compare and contrast benefits. For example, fast food may have the benefit of being quick and easy, while home-cooked meals may have the benefit of being tastier and more nutritious.
- Something has gone wrong with the sentence.
- " It is possible to compare and contrast benefits.
- For example, fast food may have the benefit of being quick and easy, while home-cooked meals may have the benefit of being tastier and more nutritious.
- It seems a bit strange to me, though, that the question is not asking for an overall comparison, including both benefits and disadvantages.
- I half wonder whether that was the intention but the question was imperfectly worded.
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Something has gone wrong with the sentence. I suppose it should say "Write an essay comparing or contrasting the benefits of eating fast food to those of eating home-cooked meals."
It is possible to compare and contrast benefits. For example, fast food may have the benefit of being quick and easy, while home-cooked meals may have the benefit of being tastier and more nutritious. It
It is possible to compare and contrast benefits. For example, fast food may have the benefit of being quick and easy, while home-cooked meals may have the benefit of being tastier and more nutritious. It
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