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    The document provides instructions for writing an argumentative essay. It defines an argumentative essay as a type of writing that aims to make the reader agree with the writer's position on a controversial issue. It lists the key elements of an argumentative essay as a claim, evidence to support the claim, a counterclaim with opposing viewpoint, and a rebuttal to disprove the counterclaim. The document also outlines the basic structure of an introduction with a hook, body with evidence, counterclaim and rebuttal, and conclusion to restate the thesis.

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    The document provides instructions for writing an argumentative essay. It defines an argumentative essay as a type of writing that aims to make the reader agree with the writer's position on a controversial issue. It lists the key elements of an argumentative essay as a claim, evidence to support the claim, a counterclaim with opposing viewpoint, and a rebuttal to disprove the counterclaim. The document also outlines the basic structure of an introduction with a hook, body with evidence, counterclaim and rebuttal, and conclusion to restate the thesis.

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    The document provides instructions for writing an argumentative essay. It defines an argumentative essay as a type of writing that aims to make the reader agree with the writer's position on a controversial issue. It lists the key elements of an argumentative essay as a claim, evidence to support the claim, a counterclaim with opposing viewpoint, and a rebuttal to disprove the counterclaim. The document also outlines the basic structure of an introduction with a hook, body with evidence, counterclaim and rebuttal, and conclusion to restate the thesis.

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    Argumentative

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    ALCAIRE, Christine S.
    The document provides instructions for writing an argumentative essay. It defines an argumentative essay as a type of writing that aims to make the reader agree with the writer's position on a controversial issue. It lists the key elements of an argumentative essay as a claim, evidence to support the claim, a counterclaim with opposing viewpoint, and a rebuttal to disprove the counterclaim. The document also outlines the basic structure of an introduction with a hook, body with evidence, counterclaim and rebuttal, and conclusion to restate the thesis.

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    PLAYER 1 HIGHSCORE 2500 PLAYER 2

    WELCOME!
    OBJECTIVES
    At the end of the lesson, the learners will be
    able to:
    1. Compose an argumentative essay
    2. Define what is an Argumentative Essay and
    its elements
    3.Use argumentative essay in real life situations
    WOULD YOU
    RATHER?
    PLAY
    Would you rather lie to your
    teacher or your parents?
    Would you rather travel to the
    past or the future?
    Would you rather have ten good
    friends or one best friend?
    Would you rather find true love
    or find your dream job?
    Would you rather find true love
    or find your dream job?
    Would you rather fly a plane or
    ride a motorcycle?
    ARG_M_ _T
    “Argumentative
    Essay”
    Essay
    means a short piece of
    writing on a particular
    subject.
    Argumentative
    is define as having or showing
    tendency to disagree or argue.
    “Argumentative Essay” is a kind of writing
    that aims to make the reader agree with the
    writer’s opinion about controversey or a
    debatable issue.
    on writing a good argumentative
    essay it should have the following
    elements: claim, evidence,
    counterclaim, and rebuttal.
    Basic structure of an
    essay

    Introduction
    Body
    Conclusion
    INTRODUCTION
    Hook
    Introduction states the claim or
    the main thesis or position of
    the essay.
    BODY
    Body
    The Body cotains the Evidence,
    the counterclaim, and the
    rebuttal.
    Evidence the reasons, facts, statistics,
    examples, or statements from experts,
    studies, or other sources, to support the
    claim.
    Counterclaim
    A Counterclaim is the opposing
    or contrary view that challenges
    or offsets the claim.
    Rebuttal
    is the statement of argument
    that negate or disprove the
    counterclaim.
    CONCLUSION
    This is where you are going to
    restate your thesis or
    summarize the arguments
    made in your body paragraph.
    Steps on
    Developing
    Argumentativ
    Step 1:
    Formulate your claim or
    Argument on the issue.
    Step 2:
    Look for Evidence to
    support your claim or
    Argument
    Step 3:
    You write your
    Argumentative Essay
    following this format
    Activity 3. What I have learned
    Direction: In your own words, narrate
    the steps in writing an argumentative
    essay. Do not forget to mention the
    essential parts and elements. See the
    graphic organizer below for reference
    ACTIVITY 2 Let’s Tell and Locate
    Direction: Read the given example of an argumentative
    essay. Locate and Write down the following:

    • Claim
    • Evidences
    • Counterclaim
    • Conclusion
    Advancement of technology
    is making the students more
    dependent and lazy
    School should allow
    students to cross-dress
    Teenagers feel more comfortable
    talking on social media rather
    than face to face
    Reading digital books are
    way more better than
    reading printed books
    Parents should be punished
    for the misdeeds of their
    children
    THANK YOU!

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