Decide whether to use a point-by-point or block method for your essay. The point-by-point method examines each point of comparison/contrast in every paragraph, while the block method discusses all aspects of one subject and then all aspects of the other.

Writing Expository Essays Plan Your Essay - Step 1: Choose a Structure

Develop a clear thesis statement that reflects the main point or argument you will be making in your essay. This statement should encapsulate the essence of the comparison and contrast.

Writing Expository Essays Plan Your Essay - Step 3: Formulate a Thesis Statement

Draft an outline that includes an introduction, thesis statement, body paragraphs (with topic sentences for each paragraph), and a conclusion. This will serve as a roadmap for your essay.

Writing Expository Essays Plan Your Essay - Step 1: Create an Outline

Writing Expository Essays Plan Your Essay - Step 2: Create an Outline

- Writing Expository Essays Plan Your Essay - Step 1: Choose a Structure
- Writing Expository Essays Plan Your Essay - Step 2: Create an Outline
- Writing Expository Essays Plan Your Essay - Step 3: Formulate a Thesis Statement

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Organize your thoughts and structure your essay. This involves creating an outline that will guide your writing process.

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