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Fallacy or strong argument?

Strong arguments:

Hard data (statics)

An expert authority

Examples

comparing it to something similar

A real-cause consequence relation

Fallacies:

Insulting or degrading those people who have a different opinion

Opinion of a person or an instituion that isn't an expert on the topic

A false cause-consequence relation

Appealing to the emotions, interest or mercy of the listenen

Generalisation

GERUNDS:

Verb+ing

Like a subject (Swimming is...)

After the prepositions (of, for...)

After some verbs ( like, love, enjoy, hate, finish, begin, start, stop, remember)

After some expresions (can't help, can't stand, don't mind, feel like, spend time)ç

PASSIVE: PRESENT SIMPLE, PAST SIMPLE (AFFIRMATIVE)

PRESENT SIMPLE: Subject + is/are + verb 3rd column (I am given, you are given, he is given, she is given, it is given, we are given, you are given, they are given).

PAST SIMPLE: Subject + was/were + verb 3rd column (I was given, you were given, he was given, she was given, it was given, we were given, you were given, they were given).

PASSIVE; PRESENT SIMPLE, PAST SIMPLE (NEGATIVE AND INTERROGATIVE)

PRESENT SIMPLE/ NEGATIVE: Subject + is/are+ not + verb 3rd column (I am not taught, you are not taught, he is not taught, she is not taught, it is not taught, we are not taught, you are not taught, they are not taught).

PRESENT SIMPLE/ INTERROGATIVE: Is/are +subject + verb 3rd column (Am I taught, are you taught, is he taught, is she taught, is it taught, are we taught, are you taught, are they thaught)

PAST SIMPLE/ NEGATIVE: Subject + was/were + not + verb 3rd column (I was not taught, you were not taught, he was not taught, she was not taught, it was not taught, we were not taught, they were not taught)

PAST SIMPLE/ INTERROGATIVE: Was/were + subject + verb 3rd column (Was I taught, were you taught, was he taught, was she taught, was it taught, were we taught, were you taught, were they taught).