Language Analysis - Block Analysis

[cobby]

Hey guys,

For our SAC we have to do a block analysis of 3 articles.

Do i write one introduction that introduces all the articles at the start?

Or do i write a new introduction for each article?


Thanks

[Flaming_Arrow]

either way is right

[kurrymuncher]

oh yeah I got a question too

should I write a conclusion for each analysis , or one conclusion at the end?

thanks

[cobby]

oh yeah I got a question too

should I write a conclusion for each analysis , or one conclusion at the end?

thanks

yeh i want to know that too

[shinny]

I'd opt for merging both the intro and conclusions for both articles as it's better for fluency, structure, and contrasting and pointing out similarities in the two articles. As with most English, there's no concrete right and wrong, but I'd say it's better this way unless you're confident in splitting them up.

[cobby]

I'd opt for merging both the intro and conclusions for both articles as it's better for fluency, structure, and contrasting and pointing out similarities in the two articles. As with most English, there's no concrete right and wrong, but I'd say it's better this way unless you're confident in splitting them up.

So if we mention all the articles in the one introduction, do we  analyse the contrast between the tones of articles?
Or just list them..

[shinny]

If you can contrast/make similarities, then do it. Otherwise don't worry.

[methodsboy]

I'd opt for merging both the intro and conclusions for both articles as it's better for fluency, structure, and contrasting and pointing out similarities in the two articles. As with most English, there's no concrete right and wrong, but I'd say it's better this way unless you're confident in splitting them up.

nice to know im on the right track