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Lesson 9.2: Vocabulary Practice - Developing Clear Perspective and Argument

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Key terms of argumentation

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Lesson 9.2: Vocabulary Practice - Developing Clear Perspective and Argument
 

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Key terms of argumentation

by Quỳnh Trần Thị Như
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A particular point of view or a unique way of looking at a subject

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A set of reasons used to persuade others that an idea is right or wrong

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The single sentence that summarizes the main point and acts as a roadmap for your essay

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A statement asserting that something is true, which must then be supported with proof

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Specific facts, details, or information used to prove that an argument is true

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To explain or decide what the meaning of a specific piece of information is

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A way of thinking that is clear, organized, and follows a sensible path

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Based on personal feelings or opinions rather than just facts

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For an argument to be effective, it must use sources that are trusted and believed to be true, meaning they are reliable

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