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Used for the purpose to link and connect parts of an argument.
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The statement that shows the side of the argument that is opposite to the side the writer supports.
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The facts or information that is used to support the writer’s reasons and claim.
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A source that is written by someone who is reliable and has done their research.
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When you acknowledge the other side of the argument to prove that their strongest evidence is weak.
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a question that can be debated and has two sides
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The writer’s opinion showing why they support their claim.
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The statement that shows which side of the argument the writer supports.
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In what paragraph does the writer restate their claim, main reasons and evidence, and counterclaim?
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In what paragraph would you find the writer's second reason and evidence?
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In what paragraph would you find the counterclaim and rebuttal?
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In what paragraph would you find the writer's first reason and strongest evidence?
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In what paragraph would you find the hook, background information, and the writer's claim?
