AGRUMENTATIVE ESSAY

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The Introductory Paragraph (Step 1)

Provide a hook (Startling Information, Statistic, Quote)

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The Introductory Paragraph (Step 2)

Give some basic background information on the topic based on the articles

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The Introductory Paragraph (Step 3)

Present the opposing view

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The Introductory Paragraph (Step 4)

Thesis: State your claim and the reasons

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Body Paragraph (Step 1)

Topic Sentence (Sentence telling what the paragraph is about and reflects one of the main points of the thesis)

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Body Paragraph (Step 2)

Explain/Elaborate on your topic sentence

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Body Paragraph (Step 3)

Provide TWO examples of cited textual evidence with quotes around original wording and the citation in parenthesis

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Body Paragraph (Step 4)

Provide comments on the cited textual evidence. Use the handout with the word "THAT" and memorize a few stems. You may use the following: This quote is important because.... This quote proves that.... * This quote illustrates that....

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Body Paragraph (Step 5)

Write a concluding sentence to wrap up your paragraph.

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Counterargument Paragraph is a….

Topic Sentence (State the opposing viewpoint).

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Counterargument Paragraph (following stems)

Critics argue that.... A common argument against this position is that.... * Opponents believe that....

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Counterargument Paragraph (Transitions)

Make sure to start with a contradicting transition such as: However, nevertheless, on the contrary.

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Counterargument Paragraph (step 2)

Cite the source of opposing claim, and contradict it. Make sure to include who said it. Explain why its weak and illogical.

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Concluding Paragraph (Step 1)

Restate the thesis

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Concluding Paragraph (Step 2)

Briefly summarize the reasons

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Concluding Paragraph (Step 3)

Briefly summarize the opposing view

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Concluding Paragraph (Step 4)

Give a statement of the consequences of not embracing the position

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Concluding Paragraph (Step 5)

End with a strong clincher statement: an appropriate, meaningful final sentence that ties the whole point of the paper together (may refer back to the attention grabber)