Celeste's Diary by https://padlet.com/XitlaliBuenosAires2/4h3f4mr704og3ljy Celeste ENGL 1302 en-us 2025-03-29 04:58:45 UTC 2025-05-14 14:40:19 UTC hello@padlet.com Lesson 2: Observing Arguments Exercise XitlaliBuenosAires2 https://padlet.com/XitlaliBuenosAires2/4h3f4mr704og3ljy/wish/3387805675 Over the past few days, I’ve noticed that I make arguments all the time, even about small things. One common type of argument I make is when deciding whether to buy something. For example, I recently tried to convince my friend that buying DVDs is still worth it because they offer better quality, special features, and you actually own them instead of just streaming. My friend argued that streaming is more convenient and cheaper in the long run.

I realized that I make arguments more often than I thought, even in casual conversations. Most of my arguments are based on personal experiences or things I’ve heard. What surprised me the most was how natural arguing feels—it’s just part of everyday talking. This exercise helped me see how I can improve the way I explain my opinions and make better points when trying to convince someone of something.

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