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Counter Argument Toulmin Argument

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Introduction: Explain the idea to make sure the audience understands. Establish how you, personally, are to argue this point. Explain what you arguing. Explain what you will cover in the rest of your writing(thesis statement). Body: Give your reasoning to be able to argue your point(maybe multiple paragraphs. Give evidence to back up these points to make your argument stronger. Give a counter argument to show the other side to your argument. Conclusion: Summarize your writing. Elaborate on your writing. Give a call to action for the audience to support your argument. Give a memorable ending so if they only remember one thing about your writing it is the end that contains everything.
Toulmin Argument: Introduction:
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