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Explore types of claims in arguments.

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Explore types of claims in arguments.

by jhonna mae salido
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Understanding types of helps evaluate arguments . A claim of asserts that something is true or false and can be tested with evidence . A claim of expresses judgments about right and wrong , beauty or importance , and relies on standards or criteria . A claim of proposes that a specific action should be taken , often with justification and expected outcomes . Strong claims use clear , sound reasoning , and anticipate counterarguments to improve persuasiveness .

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