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Understanding Argumentative Texts

Argumentative text is designed to persuade readers regarding a specific opinion or belief. It typically consists of a thesis, supporting arguments, and a conclusion that summarizes the points made. Key language features include modal auxiliaries, temporal connectives, and the use of present tense.

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Understanding Argumentative Texts

Argumentative text is designed to persuade readers regarding a specific opinion or belief. It typically consists of a thesis, supporting arguments, and a conclusion that summarizes the points made. Key language features include modal auxiliaries, temporal connectives, and the use of present tense.

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Argumentative Text

What is Argumentative text ?

Argumentative text is a text that is used to persuade


someone to do or not do something. Argumentative
text expresses the reasons for an opinion, an idea, or
a belief.

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Argumentative text

Generic structure of an
argumentative text.

1. Thesis

It introduces the issue and the writers


point of view about the issue of the
topic.

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Argumentative Text
Generic structure of an Argumentative Text

2. Arguments 3. Conclusion / Reiteration


They elaborate and provide several reasons It presents the summary of all the arguments
to the readers about the writers arguments in which have been elaborated before.
order to support the writers point of view about
the issue on the thesis statement.

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Language features

1. Modal auxiliaries ( May, Should and Must)


2. Temporal connectives
(First,Secondly,Similarly)
3. Present Tense

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