Comparison and Structure
comparative inference
A conclusion about how two texts relate, such as where their authors agree, where they disagree, or how one would answer the other.
ExampleIf Text 1 argues for a later school start and Text 2 objects that it would cut into practice time, the authors would likely disagree about the change.
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