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Crafting Strong Arguments: Essential Vocabulary

Enhance your argumentative skills with key terms like claim, fact, opinion, and evidence. Practice making compelling arguments on topics like sports versus video games or books versus TV. Strengthen your reasoning abilities!

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Crafting Strong Arguments: Essential Vocabulary

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  1. Making an Argument Vocabulary to Know

  2. claim • A statement of something as a fact, true, or right • His claim of innocence did not have any evidence.

  3. fact • Something that actually exists, reality, truth • She relied on the fact that the sun comes up each morning.

  4. opinion • A belief or judgment, a personal view, attitude, or appraisal • It was her opinion that peas were a terrible vegetable.

  5. argument • a process of reasoning; a series of reasons • I could not follow his argument. • a statement, reason, or fact for or against a point. • There is a strong argument in favor of that theory.

  6. reason • a statement presented in justification or explanation of a belief or action • George gave many reasons for not doing his homework.

  7. evidence • that which tends to prove or disprove something; proof • Susan’s flushed look was visible evidence of her fever.

  8. PRACTICE Choose one of the following claims and practice making your argument: • Playing sports is better than playing video games. OR • Playing video games is better than playing sports.

  9. PRACTICE Choose one of the following claims and practice making your argument: • Reading books is better than watching TV or movies. OR • Watching TV or movies is better than reading books.

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