A final question, structure.

i was wondering, as far as the structure of a report goes, is this alright:

Introduction paragraph indroducing the fact that there are similarities and difference between a given subject.

Paragraph stating one difference.

Paragraph stating two similarities.

Paragraph stating one more difference

conclusion.

thanks

-Crombie

[Mister Micawber]

As a general outline, it is not the recommended form, which would ask you to keep your similarities and differences in linear order rather than scattered about:

Intro - general info and thesis statment about the existence of similarities and differences.

P1 - all similarities (note that this comes first because they were first mentioned in the Introduction.

P2 - all differences

Conclusion