The Argumentative Essay

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The Argumentative Essay Everything you need to know to write one! A PowerPoint Presentation by Cara Gratton

Step One Choose a controversial topic that interests you.

Step Two Do some reading on the topic. Here is a website that might help you: www.gc.maricopa.edu/English/topicarg.html

Step Three Write a thesis statement. You may want to use one of the thesis statements provided at: www.gc.maricopa.edu/English/topicarg.html

Step Four Choose three ideas to support your argument.

Step Five Consider the opposing arguments. If you were arguing with your friends, how would they try to prove you were wrong?

Step Six Organize your ideas into an outline. Paragraph 1 – Introduction includes thesis statement and supporting ideas Paragraph 2 – Opposing argument and your refutation Paragraph 3 – Opposing argument and your refutation Paragraph 4 – Your strongest supporting argument Paragraph 5 – Conclusion includes restatement of thesis and supporting ideas. Make a prediction, a recommendation, or a summary.

Step 7 Follow your outline and write the essay. Be sure to edit your writing for grammar, spelling, and word choice errors. Good Luck!