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If I disagree with your claim, what is my argument called?

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If I disagree with your claim, what is my argument called?

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An author is trying to prove something to their audience. What are the 2 types of writing that do this & what is unique about them? 

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An author is trying to prove something to their audience. What are the 2 types of writing that do this & what is unique about them? 

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Your persective

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To prove the claim

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Warranting is a general rule

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What proves your claim

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It is a general rule

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It is a general rule
it can be opinionated

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General rule
Typically, usually, most of the time

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It explains why your answer is what it is.
People can have different opinions for a claim.

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Facts of weather a belief is true or fake

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support the claim

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general rule

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Argumentitititve and perswasive writing

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What you see
Your opinion

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is a general rule

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An opinion about what you think they are talking about

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Your side of the argument

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It explains your claim and it can not be opinionated.

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it is a general rule

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COunterclaim

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Explain your claim
not arguable

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A warrant is a general role. Starts with usually and typically.

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A warrant is a general role. It starts with usually and typically.

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It supports your claim

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your side of the arrument

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can not be argued

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warranting is something that can be backed up like when you say "usually this happens"

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Value and moral

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A general rule.

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Your opinion

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Argumentative and informative. Argumentative has a counter claim and has evidence from two different opinions and informative has themes and it provides information to prove your answer.

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The other side of the arguement that disagrees

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It is your perspective and opinion on an argument.

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The different perspectives of a writing

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Your opinion, what you see, your own perspective.

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Arguments have a counterclaim to show what the others ones opinion is.

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your point of view

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Argumentative and persuasive writing

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your side argreement

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what proves your claim

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Supports your claim. Proves your claim.

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counter claim

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Supports your claim. It proves it.

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Value and moral

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counter claim

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Persuasive writing and argumentative writing.  Argumentative you use facts and persuasive you use feelings.

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The other side of the argument

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counter claim

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Argumentative and Persuasive writing. Argumentative is facts and persuasive is your feelings and opinion

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Counterclaim

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It is called counter claim.