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Step-by-Step
Argumentative Essay
The Claim & Introduction
Decide what your stance on the issue is. Write it in ONE sentence. Write your introduction paragraph and make your CLAIM the last sentence in that paragraph.
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Body Paragraphs
Support Paragraph
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Counter-claim
Support Paragraph
Conclusion
Do not introduce any new information in the conclusion. Summarize what you already said and provide some sort of "call to action" for your reader.
Step 3: Write Counterclaim
Step 1: Write Intro w/ Claim
Step 2: Body Paragraphs - Supporting Paragraphs
Step 4: Write conclusion
The Claim & Introduction
What is a claim?
It is ONE sentence that can be proven. Sometimes, you may hear the word "thesis" instead of claim.
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For more information about claims, click the button.
What does an introduction have?
General Statements & Background Information
Hook
Claim
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Body Paragraphs
Supporing paragraphs
Outline
It's a good idea to write an outline so you know what will go where in your essay..
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Click the button to the left for a outline template.
What is included in the body?
facts
statistics
quotes
The body paragraphs are where you prove your claim is true. This is where you argue your point. Do that with things like statistics, facts, quotes from experts, anecdotes, etc...
Writing your paragraphs
If you need help with the body paragraphs, click the button below.
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Body Paragraphs
The Counteclaim
What is a counterclaim?
This is where you aknowledge the opposition's view and explain why it's not as good as your view.
What do you do?
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What will the opposite view say?
Argue against that.
More on Counterclaims
For a video explaining counterclaims, click below.
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The Conclusion
Time to wrap it up!
Don't rush your conslusion just because you want to be done writing. Include the items below in your conclusion, but do NOT add new information or ideas.
What to include:
Revisit the thesis statement, but write it differently.
Summarize your main points.
Provide a "call to action." What should your audience do now?
For more help...
For a video about writing conclusion, click below!
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