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requires solid knowledge about the facts that are being stood up for (i.e make sure you have evidence to support your stand on the issue)

respect. you need to be respectful towards the other speaker's viewpoints, and it is okay to agree that they have good points as well!!
having good manners form a mutual understanding

confidence. once you are able to portray a confident front, half the battle is won by overcoming the other person's mentality

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1) people cant fight you back because of your valid and clear points
2) facts and evidence
3) an assertive tone

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- Clear and reasonable counter points that are said respectfully and systematically.
- Prior vast knowledge in the matter so as to not spread false news just to convey your point even if you are wrong
-Strong points to support your claim and have a strong stance in what you believe. As well as agreeing if the opponents have good points.

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- their opinions are supported by very strong evidences (using evidences from the news article)
- having a confident stand (they remain faithful to their opinion and is very confident when they explain themselves)
- choice of words is very appropriate (to convince people that having the vaccine is not that bad

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logical - the points made makes sense and is easy for anyone to understand
evidence and explanation - to prove the point with evidence and explain how the source helps with the point
tone of voice - shows how serious the person is, which makes the point more intimidating and serious

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-Confidence in your speech
-Clear points and arguments
-Logical opinions and points
-Clear elaboration of points
-Good vocabulary
-Correct tone of voice
-Actual proof and data to support your point
-Link back to the topic to make your points and elaboration reliable

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- the point must be supported by strong and valid evidence
- the argument should be factual and consider general perspectives instead of personal opinions
- the argument must be logical and realistic

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1. Relevant, reasonable and strong evidence to support your stance
2. Sounding confident and convincing when stating your points
3. Having a wide range of vocab to accurately convey your points in mind

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- Giving the right evidences that proves your stand right
- Placing your points in a confident manner
- Find a point that proves your stand in your opponent's speech

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- your points must be factual
- you should give an elaboration or a few examples when you try to prove something
- you should try to link it to how it affects you and the people around you

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-Elaboration and explanation of points
-evidence that supports points
-counters to apposing points

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- substantial evidence ; there has to be enough evidence such that people can barely fault you
- state point clearly and logically so that people can understand what you are saying
- being confident and your tone ; it is important to be confident so that you sound more convincing and show that you are confident about your points. your tone is also important, you should be serious and formal when giving a speech

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- Tone of voice
Should be convincing and confident
- Facts as evidence
It is better to be able to back up your points with facts and data. Know about your topic so that you can give solid counterpoints.
- Clear stand
- range of ideas

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I think that the features of an effective argument must have a strong stance, sufficient evidence and also a strong explanation. She should also be confident in what she says and I should also be reasonable and logical. She should also respect the other persons opinion .

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- facts that can be back upped by actual proof and data makes your argument more effective
- confidence in your belief ( it will make you seem that your stand is believable )
- good vocab

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- using someones own evidence against them
- instead of trying to prove the other person wrong, prove what you think is right and contradict what they say by doing so
- confidence

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- relevant evidence that supports their point and a good explanation
- logical explanation, strong and valid points
- tone of voice (convince the other person)

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- strong points backed up by evidence
- powerful vocabulary
- confident tone

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- points should be backed up with concrete evidence
- listening out to the other party's argument and coming up with a strong enough rebuttal to rebut
- have a convincing and persuasive tone

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Be confident, don't mumble.
--> it makes you seem unsure

Give concrete evidences to support your stand.
--> you can't give an explanation if there is no evidence to support you

Give a good explanation and link your evidence well, do not give an explanation that counters your stand.
--> it would make you seem like you're sitting on the fence if you are giving an explanation that contrasts your evidence

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1. there's evidence that supports the point
2. sufficient logical explanation
3. valid argument to the other person's point

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1) Being open and taking into consideration of the opponent's points will help us to understand where they are coming from. In turn, we can then form an opposing response.

2) Using ethos, logos and pathos to form a convincing as well as informed speech.

3)

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1. give sufficient statistics related to the point
2. be reasonable and logical so the other side can understand clearly
3. give evidence to back the point

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features of an effective argument:
- evidence given to support their view. [cannot be just one source, try and give multiple sources with the same opinion to back up yours.]
- give a valid reasoning on why your opinion is the 'superior' one. [try and pick out reasons on how it affects the other person like their weak spot apply your opinion on them tell them oh but if this happens you ......]
- don't back down.

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features of an effective argument
- strong opinions + examples/evidence that can support
- statistics and numbers that are proved to be true
- link the points back to how this can affect you, make it relatable
- use good and convincing vocabulary properly