Argumentative essay

• What are the structure of essay?

  Introductory paragraph

  Body Paragraph

  Conclusion
• Introductory paragraph

  •includes a hook

  •identify the topic

  •provides background information

  •includes thesis statement
• What is the purpose of the argumentative essay? 


  To convince
• Which structures summarize and restate the claim?

  Conclusion
• An argumentative essay that is opposite to writer


  Counter argument
• It is the most important part of the essay?

  Thesis statement
• It is consise, one-sentence summary of your main point and claim and it's the most important part of your argumentative essay


  Thesis statement
• Argument- a claim that has logic and facts
• Hook- a sentence that gets the reader attention
• A paragraph where the claim/thesis paper appear


  First Paragraph
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  Topic sentence -Sentence that tells the main idea of the paragraph
• Five types of argument claim

  Fact

  Definition

  Value

  Cause and effect

  Policy
• What is the purpose of fact?

  To establish wheater something is true of fact
• What is the key to know if the statement is true

  By evidence and verified data
• What foundation of fact gives?

  Factual information that can be proven and disproven
• Definition- the dictionary definition of what you're arguing plus your own interpretation
• What definition seek?

  to clarify the meaning of terms and concept
• What definition establish?

  Common ground by defining key terms to ensure all parties understand the discussion
• Value - importance of you're arguing
• What value often reflect about?

  Personal opinion, cultural norms, ethical principles
• What value is involve about?

  Judgement about the worth and morality of something
• What value express?

  Opinion
• Cause and effect- what causes the problem and what affect it has
• What cause and effect think?

  That one event lead to another
• Cause and effect- explore the relationship of event or phenomena
• What cause and effect analyze?

  Reason behind certain outcomes and Concequences 
• Claims that is crucial for understanding connection between action and their Concequences

  Cause and effect
• Policy- why you should care and what should you doyou do after reading
• What policy focus on?

  What should be done to address the problem
• What policy often influence the decision?

  Feasibility

  Effectiveness

  Ethical consideration
• What policy advocate?

  Changes in laws, regulation, practices, behavior