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Argument Essay Structure

This document outlines the structure for a boxes-and-bullets argument essay, including an introduction that defines the debate and makes a clear claim supported by three reasons, three body paragraphs each focusing on one of the three reasons with supporting evidence, and a conclusion that acknowledges both sides of the debate while restating the essay's claim.

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Argument Essay Structure

This document outlines the structure for a boxes-and-bullets argument essay, including an introduction that defines the debate and makes a clear claim supported by three reasons, three body paragraphs each focusing on one of the three reasons with supporting evidence, and a conclusion that acknowledges both sides of the debate while restating the essay's claim.

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Boxes-and-Bullets Argument Essay Structure

Introduction
Define/explain what the debate is.
Some think.but others or
An issue that is hotly debated
Make a clear claim.
Its clear that
Research shows that
If one had to choose, then
Briefly explain/forecast your reasons.
_______________________ because (reason 1), because(reason
2), and because (reason 3).
Body Paragraph 1
(Reason 1) One reason that.is that OR The most important
reason why.is that
For example (evidence a) OR The most important example
of this
Also (evidence b)
In addition (evidence c) OR Furthermore
Body Paragraphs 2 and 3
(Reason 2) A second reason OR Another reason
For example (evidence a) OR The most important example
of this
Also (evidence b)
In addition (evidence c) OR Furthermore
Conclusion
Acknowledge both sides, and re-defend your claim.

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