Compare and Contrasting-similarities and differences/ Community duty

• Opposing views on a topic
• Different takes on a topic

Different approaches:

• Messages/themes
• Purpose
• Intended Audience
• How the writers handle opposing views
• Tone/Diction/Writing style
• Genre/Form
• Evidence used to support the argument
• Reasoning-connections between claims and evidence
• Organized-is it focused? Is it clear?
• Who's the writer? (ethos)
• Pathos-use of anecdotes and other emotionally charged examples.

Structures:

Community duty



As a citizen of country the government provides basic needs to society like: highways, free parks etc. But, yes all of those things are coming from tax money. However, I strongly believe that every person should do community duty. Because, it will not solely helps to person itself, but also to the community, neighborhood, as well as to government spending. It greatly helps to person improve some certain skills and learn something beside the college degree or yet apply some knowledge into practice. Today up to 80% of all jobs require some contribution  hours and experience on that field one's hold certain degree.