Résumé de section
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Mohamed Akram ARABET has a PhD. in Lingusitics and Applied Languages. He is currently an assistant teacher at Mohamed Lamine Debaghine, Sétif 2 university.
Email: arabetdoctorat@gmail.com
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General Objective:
By the end of the module, the learner will be able to write an argumentative essay.
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The present chapter discusses the following: Definition of argumentation, in a general sense, in addition to argumentative topic selection. The definition takes into account the tools the pros and cons of argumentation and how the tools that can be used.
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The two most common organizational patterns are dealt with in this chapter
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The chapter discusses how supporting ideas can be phrased to persuade the reader and/or refute the other side's arguments
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The chapter discusses the appropriate language, indicators, and discourse markers that ensure a powerful impression on the reader
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There are given metrics that distinguish a correct and powerful thesis statement from an incorrect and weak one. In this chapter, those are to be discussed.
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The four categories of claims (definition, cause and effect, solutions, value) are to be discussed in this chapter.