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Introduction 45 sentences HOOK Introduce the issue Briefly explain the issue and the controversy surrounding the argument Give background information State your claim This is your thesis statement ID: 781143

sentences claim statement evidence claim sentences evidence statement thesis argument topic sentence people body explain issue conclusion counterargument

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Slide1

Argumentative

Essay outline

Slide2

Introduction (4-5 sentences)

HOOK

Introduce the issue: Briefly explain the issue and the controversy surrounding the argument. Give background information.

State your claim: This is your thesis statement!!!!

Slide3

Body Paragraphs (5-6 sentences)

Topic sentence- introduces a reason people should be convinced by your argument.

Specific evidence to support the thesis statement. Use facts, examples, and statistics to back up your claim.

Explain how each piece of evidence supports the claim.

Close with a concluding sentence.

Slide4

Body paragraph #3

2-3 sentences

Discuss the

counterargument

. This proves that you fully understand the topic and you are being fair-minded.

Transition words to use in the counterargument:

It might seem that, It’s

true that

Of course, Certainly

One might object At first glance,

Admittedly, While

Some people claim

2. The

turn-back

is a return to the original argument.

Slide5

Conclusion (4 sentences)

Restate the thesis statement or claim.

Write one or two sentences that summarize the reasons and evidence.

Include a benefit of your claim.

***Do not use I believe or I think in your conclusion!