Introduction:  Arguments

Introduction: Arguments

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Rachae Winger

English

7th Grade

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A formal argument states a position on a substantive topic and then supports that position with

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The purpose of a formal argument is to:

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person clearly states her position.

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person is older than you.

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person gives clear reasons for their views.

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person admits that your point of view makes sense.

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person calls you dude.

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person gives you specific examples.

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person yells or writes in capital letters.

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It makes a strong argument and you are likely to listen when a person shows an understanding of the issue.

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