Structuring the Main Body of a Comment
The main body of a comment typically presents arguments for and against a position. This section outlines the best practices for organizing these arguments effectively, which is crucial for Zusammenfassung Beispiel mit Lösung exercises.
Argument Structure
Each argument should consist of three components:
- Thesis
- Evidence
- Example
Organizing Arguments
Begin with counter-arguments (cons) and progress to supporting arguments (pros). For counter-arguments:
- Start with the strongest point
- Present intermediate points
- End with the weakest argument
For supporting arguments, reverse this order: 4. Begin with the weakest pro argument 5. Present intermediate points 6. Conclude with the strongest pro argument
This structure ensures that the strongest supporting argument leaves a lasting impression on the reader.
Highlight: The order of arguments is crucial in persuasive writing. Ending with your strongest point can significantly impact the reader's final impression.
Useful Phrases for Presenting Arguments
- "To begin with..."
- "Furthermore..."
- "Additionally, you can say..."
- "Nevertheless, it should be thought about..."
- "On the one hand... On the other hand..."
- "It may be argued that..."
- "Another point for/against is..."
Example: "An example for this argument is..." or "...is a good example for that"
These phrases help create a smooth flow between arguments and enhance the overall coherence of your comment.
