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The Argumentative Essay Planning
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Planning your argumentative essay… You will need to ◦ Brainstorm ◦ Outline ◦ Draft ◦ Revise ◦ Edit ◦ Final copy
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Craft your thesis (central claim) Your thesis is a statement of your claim – a strong statement of your opinion, the point that you are trying to prove. The rest of your essay will support your thesis.
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Write your hook Hook your reader’s attention. You can do this is in many ways – ◦ Anecdote: describe a personal experience with the sport. Do you know anyone who plays? Have you seen a player get injured during a game? ◦ Surprising Fact: Look through the article to find something that surprised you. ◦ Rhetorical Question: Ask your reader a question that reflect your point of view about kids playing football. You could structure your question like this: “Is football important enough to risk …?” ◦ Quote : a quote that applies to your thesis
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Summarize the issue Let the reader know a little about the issue that you will be writing about. This is NOT your point of view; it’s a very brief summary of the issue – which in this case is that people disagree over whether kids should play football.
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