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    Argumentative Essay

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    An argumentative essay presents a clear thesis statement and uses logical organization, evidence, and persuasive language to convince the reader of the writer's position. It should address counterarguments and cite sources properly. The goal is to persuade through compelling reasoning and evidence rather than personal opinions. Characteristics include a clear thesis, presentation of evidence from credible sources, consideration of alternative viewpoints, and a conclusion that restates the central argument.

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    An argumentative essay presents a clear thesis statement and uses logical organization, evidence, and persuasive language to convince the reader of the writer's position. It should address counterarguments and cite sources properly. The goal is to persuade through compelling reasoning and evidence rather than personal opinions. Characteristics include a clear thesis, presentation of evidence from credible sources, consideration of alternative viewpoints, and a conclusion that restates the central argument.

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    An argumentative essay presents a clear thesis statement and uses logical organization, evidence, and persuasive language to convince the reader of the writer's position. It should address counterarguments and cite sources properly. The goal is to persuade through compelling reasoning and evidence rather than personal opinions. Characteristics include a clear thesis, presentation of evidence from credible sources, consideration of alternative viewpoints, and a conclusion that restates the central argument.

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    Argumentative Essay

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    An argumentative essay presents a clear thesis statement and uses logical organization, evidence, and persuasive language to convince the reader of the writer's position. It should address counterarguments and cite sources properly. The goal is to persuade through compelling reasoning and evidence rather than personal opinions. Characteristics include a clear thesis, presentation of evidence from credible sources, consideration of alternative viewpoints, and a conclusion that restates the central argument.

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    ARGUMENTATIVE

    ESSAY
    ARGUMENTATIVE
    ESSAY
    • is a type of academic writing that
    presents a clear and well-reasoned
    argument on a specific issue or topic.
    The primary goal of an argumentative
    essay is to persuade the reader to
    accept the writer's viewpoint or
    position on the subject by providing
    compelling evidence and logical
    reasoning.
    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 2
    CHARACTERISTICS OF
    ARGUMENTATIVE
    ESSAY
    Clear Thesis Statement
    • Example: "The government
    should implement stricter
    regulations on the sale and use
    of tobacco products to reduce
    the health risks associated with
    smoking."

    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 4


    Presentation of Evidence:
    Example: "According to a study
    conducted by the World Health
    Organization, smoking is
    responsible for approximately 7
    million deaths worldwide each
    year."

    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 5


    Addressing Counterarguments
    Example: "While some argue
    that individuals have the right to
    make their own choices about
    smoking, it's important to
    consider the negative
    externalities, such as
    secondhand smoke exposure,
    that affect non-smokers."

    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 6


    Logical Organization
    Example: The body paragraphs
    may present evidence related to
    the health risks of smoking, the
    economic costs of treating
    smoking-related illnesses, and
    the success of tobacco control
    measures in other countries.

    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 7


    Persuasive Language
    Example: "Imagine a future
    where fewer families have to
    suffer the pain of losing a loved
    one to a preventable disease like
    lung cancer."

    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 8


    Proper Citation
    Example: "Smith (2020) argues
    that stricter tobacco regulations
    can lead to a significant
    reduction in smoking rates."

    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 9


    Conclusion
    Example: "In conclusion,
    implementing stricter tobacco
    regulations is not only a matter
    of public health but also of
    social responsibility. By taking
    decisive action, we can protect
    the well-being of our citizens
    and future generations."

    20XX ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY 10


    Features of Argumentative
    Essays
    A. Clarity and Conciseness:
    Clarity and conciseness in
    argumentative essays refer to
    the use of language that is clear,
    straightforward, and free from
    unnecessary complexity or
    jargon.

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 12


    A. Clarity and Conciseness:
    "The data shows a direct
    correlation between smoking
    and lung cancer." Unclear: "The
    statistical analysis demonstrates
    a cogent interrelationship
    between tobacco consumption
    and carcinoma of the pulmonary
    organ."

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 13


    B. Logical Organization:
    Logical organization in
    argumentative essays means
    arranging the content in a
    structured and coherent manner.

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 14


    B. Logical Organization:
    1.Introduction → Main Arguments →
    Counterarguments → Conclusion.

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 15


    C. Use of Evidence:
    The use of evidence in argumentative
    essays involves providing credible and
    relevant information, facts, statistics,
    examples, or expert opinions to
    support the writer's claims.

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 16


    C. Use of Evidence:
    1. Using Evidence: "According to a
    study published in the Journal of
    Medicine, 85% of patients reported
    improved symptoms after the treatment."
    2. Citing Sources: "Smith (2019)
    argued that climate change poses a
    significant threat to global biodiversity."

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 17


    D. Addressing Counterarguments:
    Addressing counterarguments in
    argumentative essays means
    acknowledging opposing viewpoints
    and presenting a balanced view of the
    issue.

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 18


    D. Addressing Counterarguments:
    1. Addressing Counterarguments: "While some may
    argue that increased government regulation stifles
    innovation, it's important to note that regulations have
    historically played a crucial role in ensuring public
    safety."
    2. Refuting Counterarguments: "Contrary to the claim
    that technology isolates people, studies show that social
    media can facilitate meaningful connections and
    networking."
    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 19
    E. Persuasive Language:
    Persuasive language in argumentative essays
    involves using techniques that appeal to the
    emotions and reasoning of the audience.

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 20


    E. Persuasive Language:
    1. Rhetorical Question: "Can we afford to ignore the
    pressing issue of climate change?"
    2. Emotional Appeal: "Imagine a world where every child
    has access to quality education, free from discrimination."
    3. Vivid Imagery: "The polluted river flowed like a dark,
    poisonous serpent through the heart of the city."
    4. Respectful Tone: "While I understand your concerns, it's
    essential to consider the broader implications of this policy."

    20XX Features of Argumentative Essays 21

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