Building a Strong Argument (H5)

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San Min Senior High Course Grade 12 1st Semester

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A strong argument starts with a clear claim.

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You should support each claim with evidence.

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For instance, data can prove your point.

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Some may argue that the cost is too high.

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However, we can answer that concern with facts.

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A fair writer admits the other side too.

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On balance, the benefits outweigh the risks.

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We must avoid claims we cannot support.

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A good conclusion restates the main point.

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Evidence, not emotion, should win the debate.

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Therefore, we should plan our reasons first.

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In the end, clear logic makes us convincing.

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A good argument is built like a careful structure.

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First, state your claim in one clear sentence.

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Then support it with solid facts and real examples.

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For instance, numbers from a study can prove your point.

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A fair writer also admits the opposing view.

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Some may argue that change is too costly or slow.

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However, you can answer these concerns with strong evidence.

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On balance, weigh the benefits against the risks honestly.

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Avoid weak claims that you cannot fully support.

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End with a conclusion that restates your main idea.

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Remember that logic, not emotion, should lead the way.

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In the end, a clear argument helps others think with you.

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How do you build an argument, Emma?

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First, I state a clear claim in one line.

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Then I support it with facts and examples.

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For instance, I cite a trusted study.

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Some may argue the cost is too high.

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However, I answer that with strong evidence.

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I admit the other side to stay fair.

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On balance, the benefits outweigh the risks.

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I end by restating my main point clearly.

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State your case with logic, not just feeling.