Government The US has a president, two chambers of Congress, and a Supreme Court. etc Word Definitions In the US, a biscuit is that fluffy bread Americans love to eat for breakfast. etc UK (center this) Government The UK government is similar to the US, but they have a Queen and Parliament. etc. Word Definitions
Which formatting style is better preferred in an MLA Compare and Contrast essay? SUBJECT-BY-SUBJECT or POINT-BY-POINT?
It depends on how long the paper. If this is a 300 word paper, you can mix it.
Both the UK and the US speak English (comparison), but the words can have different meanings. For example, the word biscuit in the UK is a cookie but in the US, it is a cookie. Chips are Lays in the US, but are French fries in the UK.
If the paper is going to be 1000+ words, divide into sections–one for the US and one for the UK.
US (center this)
yada yada
Government
The US has a president, two chambers of Congress, and a Supreme Court. etc
Word Definitions
In the US, a biscuit is that fluffy bread Americans love to eat for breakfast. etc
UK (center this)
Government
The UK government is similar to the US, but they have a Queen and Parliament. etc.
Word Definitions
Word definitions might not seem like a big issue, but certain words in the UK could offend someone in the US, and vice versa. etc
Conclusion (center this)
Write a paragraph wrapping it up. Mix the sentences–make them allies.