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    An argumentative essay uses strong arguments and evidence to prove an opinion while refuting opposing positions. It requires proper language to convey confidence and convince readers. Thorough research is key to finding strong evidence to support the opinion. A typical outline includes an introductory paragraph presenting the problem, main body paragraphs with arguments for the position and against opposing views, and a conclusion summarizing the main points.

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    UNIT 1 (part2)

    ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY

    An argumentative essay is one of the many academic essay types. Its main point is in
    using strong arguments to prove and support your opinion as well as refute the position
    of your opponents. You have to choose proper words and phrases so that the readers
    can see your confidence and believe you. Besides, remember that the key to a successful
    argumentative essay is in finding proper evidence to support your opinion. That is why
    you have to spend your time and effort into in-depth research. The more information you
    get, the higher your chances are to impress and convince other people. 

    THE OUTLINE

    The outline for this type of essay usually consists of four main points:

    1. An introductory paragraph (introducing the readers to the problem).


    2. A main body paragraphs (providing arguments to support your opinion).
    3. Another main body paragraph (showing the weaknesses of the opposing
    thoughts).
    4. A conclusion (summarizing the main points).

    Look at the following example.

    The topic is:

    Here is the essay:

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