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Examples Of Argumentative Essay Ap English Language

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Wray 1 Tyler Wray Grabowskii AP English Language 22 January 2016 Argumentative Essay 1 Communication is an everyday occurrence between almost all of us. However, when we’re polite when we communicate, there are many benefits that are enjoyed by people who are polite to others and the people they are communicating with. These benefits include positive attitudes, a good reputation, and easier communication. People who use polite speech often have infectious positive attitudes. This is simply because being polite leads to positive communication, which then leads to a positive attitude. For instance, if you ask a stranger how their day was (in a polite tone, of course), the stranger then interprets you as kind and thoughtful, which provokes

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