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1_Main elements of argumentative and comparative essays

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1_Main elements of argumentative and comparative essays
Body
- Argumentative
- Each paragraph contains
- Topic sentence
- Proves the argument
- Evidence
- Supports the topic sentence
- Through citations or statistics
- Supports the topic sentence
- Concluding sentence
- Helps understand better the claim
- Topic sentence
- has a counterargument paragraph
- Anticipates reader's objection
- Contains arguments against the claim
- Each paragraph contains
- Comparative
- can be arranged in 3 possible ways
- Half and half of the paragraphs for each comparison
- Alternation between subjects
- Allows discussion of points in greater detail
- Half and half of the main body
- More problematic
- can be arranged in 3 possible ways
- Argumentative
Introduction
- Argumentative
- General overview
- Interesting
- Contains bacckground information
- States the claim at the end of the paragraph
- Comparative
- general to specific
- declares the preference
- Understandable
- Interensting
- Argumentative
Conclusion
- Argumentative
- divided in two
- Sum up paragraph
- Reminds the argument
- Reestates the claim
- " So what paragraph"
- Shows the critical and analytical thinking
- Sum up paragraph
- It is the climax
- different of the introduction
- divided in two
- Comparative
- Is the summary of the most important differences and similarities
- Contains the personal statement or opinion about the issue
- Explains the importance of the comparison
- Argumentative
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- Mind Map on 1_Main elements of argumentative and comparative essays, created by Osvaldo Palacios on 04/06/2016.
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- Osvaldo Palacios · Jun 2016
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