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Artemis Fowl Argumentative Vocabulary

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Artemis Fowl Argumentative Vocabulary
 

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Artemis Fowl Argumentative Vocabulary

by Aixa Pedrozo
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Used to state a fact that cannot be doubted (e.g., "There is no doubt that Artemis is a child prodigy")

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Used to describe the creation of a plan or strategy (e.g., "Artemis Fowl had ______d a plan")

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Used to argue whether an action or entity is lawful or valid

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Used to introduce a starting theory

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Used to explain how one understands specific data (e.g., "According to my ______________...")

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Used to argue that two ideas or systems cannot work together

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Used to express doubt about an opponent's argument

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Used to describe information or resources that are out of reach

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Used to describe an outcome with extremely negative effects

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Used to argue that a certain method does not work

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Used to describe something that is absolutely necessary

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Used to label an argument as impossible to understand

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