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Thesis: Persuasion and Terms

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

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In order to be a claim, the opinion the claim expresses must be .

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The is the author's message about at topic.

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The main idea is often state in the form of a .

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The last or conclusion paragraph of an essay often restates the .

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The author's CLAIM is their position or on a topic.

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The author should support his CLAIM with which explain why you should believe their CLAIM.

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Move the parts of the argument to the element they correspond to

  • opinions

  • arguments why

  • facts

  • statistics

  • quotes

  • Claims

  • Reasons

  • Evidence

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Evidence is used to a claim.

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Which of the following are example of evidence an author might use:

facts, topics, statistics, counterclaims, anecdotes, theses.

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Good evidence is and .

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Strong arguments are , that is they make readers believe in something and, in many cases, to take some kind of action.

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The part of the argument that states the position of the author is the or THESIS, usually at the end of the introductory element.

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We have an argument when the writer or speaker makes a claim, and provides for that claim.

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Support for the argument is made of and .

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Claims also must be clear and to be effective.

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Claims should also have one which is distinct from the topic written about.

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Something that contradicts a claim is called a .

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To be truly effective, claims need the support of and .

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Evidence is used to support