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I like what Regan said with you have to present a good argument when you advertising something.

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i agree with carson when he said an argument he sees all the time is masks are bad.

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I agree with Isaac's point, evidence is a key part of an argument that needs to be solid.

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I like what Carson said about word choice in an argument because you don't want your paper to be too wordy and hard to follow along with.

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Carson I like what you said about word choice because it really is important and it can make or break your argument

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I like what you said about seeing ads on social media and them trying to get you to buy their product through their ad.

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I like what regan said cause it makes sense.

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I like what Ethan said about Rhetoric. I believe that his definition is simple, and easy to understand.

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I like the example the Regan used when it comes to other people opinion on a certain product.

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I have a question about what Issac V said. What do you call a good form of facts and evidence? Would you call anecdotal good evidence?

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Everyday I hear or read something that a company advertises, trying to sell their product or show/persuade their belief. Some things that I hear/read are really valid and get me thinking, but, some I forget ten seconds later. Its all in the argument that you present for your audience, if its not strong and backed up no one will remember or think of it.

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Rhetoric - a special way to form your argument to be persuasive
What makes a good argument? To have a good argument you need a topic, evidence, and data to back that up. It also needs to be logical and ethical.
Word choice shows how much you know about a subject and smooth transitions make it flow smoothly.

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Something that makes a good argument to me is valid evidence that has been proven on the topic. The argument that you present has to backed up with something credible, without good evidence that you can back up with more, your chances of winning that argument are low. But, it has to be in your own words, not something that you copy from a website you researched on Google.

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If you're trying to make an argument for an advertisement you half to try to convince the customer that your product is better than your competitors. Once again this can not be anecdotal evidence because it will not be the same for everyone if you are trying to cell a truck for instance you cant say I like this truck more. You half to provide good facts and evidence on why that truck is better than the other trucks on the market.

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somthing that i think is important in a good argument is legit evidence and not somthing thats just an idea or opinion.

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How do you define a good argument?

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How many times a day does a person or company attempt to convince you of something?

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How does word choice impact the effectiveness of an argument?

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What arguments do you see on a regular basis?

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I think a good argument has to have solid evidence, and you have to put it into your own words.

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Arguments that I see on a regular basis have to do with advertisements. For instance, lots of advertisements say their product is better than the average but there isn't always a good amount of evidence.

Rhetoric is evidence that is essential in any argument because without it, your argument can sound weak.

You can only have a good argument if you have evidence that are facts and not beliefs.

Word choice can make an argument more believable. Also if you are consistent when talking and you aren't repeating yourself a lot it might increase your chance of winning an argument.

A good argument is going to include evidence.

Molly Beda mentions that a solid part of an argument is an incredible amount of evidence. This is true because when making a statement you need to back up why what you say is true. Never make an argument you can't back up with evidence.

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I think that using the best words you can is a big point in writing an argument for example finding the best synonym for your word.

every commercial you see for the most part is trying to convince you to buy or use their product.

an argument that you see all the time is political arguments about the president and if what he is doing is good or bad or if the country made the right choice in the president and anything of that sort.

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Companies constantly advertise and push products or services into your view to try to persuade you to purchase. On a daily basis, you see at least 50 ads a day whether it be on your phone or a billboard. All these ads usually advertise products that aren't any better than what you have though.
A good argument requires credible evidence and a good topic, but the phrasing makes your argument much stronger. When presenting an argument you need to deal in absolutes and never use words like "if" or "sometimes."

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Rhetoric speaking or writing effectively and persuasively.
The argument that is seen a lot is when companies advertise the product that they made and they say it is better than the other companies.
Word choice in an argument can affect someone's attitude and how they see what you are saying.
I get like a lot of people or companies trying to convince me to get their product like once a week.
I define a good argument as someone that is really certain of their beliefs and they have good facts on what they are talking about.

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Rhetoric- rules, and things to follow to be persuasive in an argument

To make a good argument you must show the receiver elements such as evidence, numerical data, personal experiences, professional opinions, etc.

Choosing the right words for an argument is crucial, if you are trying to convince someone normal on a normal topic you should use simple and clear vocabulary so that the person understands but if on the other hand, you want to convince someone specialized in a specialized topic you should use more sophisticated and professional words that adapt to the topic in a specialized way.

I like what Kyler said and I agree about the commercials that try to convince us to buy their products

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I think a proper argument should have reasonable evidence and factual data to support your side of the argument. Without the proper facts your argument will be weak.

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I see arguments in politics all the time. Whenever i´m on my phone adds try to convince me to buy their app. A good argument is one where you have good evidence to back it up.

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I think something that is very important to a good argument is having good credible evidence to back up your claim. If you can't show evidence in your argument is it even a good argument, or are you just sharing an opinion.

Rhetoric- The way someone is persuasive and convincing in writing or argument.

I feel like there are people and companies trying to convince us to do or buy things all the time. It can get annoying sometimes because it feels like companies are trying to shove information down our throats. Whether it be billboards or ads, there are always people trying to convince us to do things.

I agree with what Alison said about how politics can try to convince us of things because there are always ads on TV trying to get us to vote or agree with certain people or ideas.

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An argument that I am seeing commonly right now is the argument that masks are bad. Word choice can severely affect an argument. For example, if you use "bad words" your arguments may be too wordy or not make sense. A good argument must consist of relevant evidence. I must unconsciously see hundreds of ads per day. A billboard on the expressway, a sign in a building, a cover of a book are all examples of people trying to convince me to buy something.

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How do I define this in my own words?

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A good argument is defined by its ability to utilize ethos and pathos combined with appropriate language. Language is a medium of persuasion and it is crucial that you select the best words to get your point across. Rhetoric is the sort of hidden meaning within a text that can be much deeper than on the surface.
Often times I'm left on my phone or a computer with 4 or 5 advertisements on screen, trying to convince me to purchase their product or subscribe to their service. these arguments are more often than not left without sufficient evidential backing or otherwise. It is the same for people as well, however with a larger variety of topics and varying degrees of argumentative skill.
I agree with dyandra when she says that a solid argument needs factual backing to be credible.

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an argument that is seen the most is about politics. you can go 10 minutes without seeing something about politics and them trying to convince you or try and change Ur mind or the way that you think about something, they are just trying to get you to join their side. another argument that I see often is should there be masks or not.

a successful argument is started with correct word choice and strong word choice. in an argument, you should take a step back and think of the argument logically. you also need to back ur word choice up by fax, you can't walk into an argument and just argue against a factual person with just feeling

I like what Kyler said and I agree about the commercials that try to convince us to buy their products. he brought up a couple of good points.

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One thing that is good about arguments is when both people are trying to prove their point, but the bad thing about arguing is when someone tries to argue about something that they don't know about or when they are just wrong in general.
One argument I see almost every day is when it comes to sports some people argue about who is better at the sport or who gets more playing time even who starts and who doesn't.

When I'm on social media and tv I see many ads and they are trying to convince people to buy their products, and they try anyway for people to buy their stuff.

In my opinion, the best way is to define a good argument is like how they argue and the words they use, the way they are explaining their opinion.

I thought Braylen was good because he wrote good stuff

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One thing that is important to a solid argument is credible evidence something that was mentioned is rhetoric is how you define this in your own words and make a statement that reflects your take on this topic

Arguments that I see all the time are politics, human rights such as heath care equal access to education, abortion and many others

Word choice is very important because it can make or break your argument in a sense that if you use terms that the average person doesn’t know your argument isn’t as impactful

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The arguments that I see almost every day are for sure politics. I say this because it's all over the news they are always talking about what's new that going on in the political world. And some news anchors have an opinion when informing you.

A company or person convinces you of something all the time. Because we have billboards, T.V commercials, and Ads on our phones. And you see those things almost every day if you have a phone or TV and you go places. And they can persuade you to buy their things.

You can define a good argument by having facts and research and having fewer opinions. Also, you have to be respectful to the person you are arguing with.

I agree with Haylie because arguments should have credible research and not just all opinions. People should be able to do so if they feel strongly about one topic.

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rhetoric- things you have to do to be convincing in an argument