<h2><u>an effective comparative writing always contains following elements :</u></h2>
- Clarity : To make a sentence effective , author's vue should be seen in clarity . or else there is no meaning of that sentence.
- Correctness : the statement should be correct enough to make readers agree with points to make it effective .
- Well organised plain for body of sentence : it is very important for prepare the sentence keeping all the valuable points layout in brain .
- Arguments and similarities : While the author is comparing things , it should allways contain both arguments and similarities , to make the reader believe and agree with one's point .
<em><u>the process by which green plants and some other organisms use sunlight to synthesize nutrients from carbon dioxide and water. Photosynthesis in plants generally involves the green pigment chlorophyll and generates oxygen as a by-product.</u></em>
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although the question is incomplete and has no drop-down menus attached, we can assume that we are talking about an argumentative essay, the topic is "Entrepreneurship," and the purpose is to persuade our reader.
In an argumentative essay, we have to develop the arguments after establishing a powerful thesis that catches the reader's attention. If our topic is "Entrepreneurship," and we want to persuade the reader to become an entrepreneur, we need to use pathos, the emotional approach to convince the reader or our argument, in order to move it emotionally and make the reader consider the idea of opening a new business.
After correctly developing our argument using proper sources, we have to close the essay with a conclusion.
