So You Think You Can
So You Think You Can
ARGUE?
All about writing persuasively...
What is an argument?
An argument is just a statement that someone believes is true or should be true.
Kids should be in school Monday through Saturday!
Hey, wait a minute!
A counterargument expresses the opposite point of view.
Kids should NOT have to go to school
on Saturdays.
I need backup!
A main argument all by itself is not very strong. Supporting arguments explain why the main argument is true.
Main Argument:
Kids should not have to go to school on Saturdays.
Supporting Arguments:
Students need a rest. Most working parents have weekends off, and students need to be with their families. Some students have jobs Students need time for other activities.
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