Student can build and respond to arguments using proper vocabulary — argue, defend, challenge, counter.
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Introduction to academic debate and argumentation vocabulary
In everyday life, "arguing" often means shouting or fighting. But in academic English and school debates, to argue means to give logical, calm reasons for your ideas. When you state your position (where you stand on a topic), you are simply starting a respectful conversation.
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During the inter-school competition, the opposing team presented a very different view on homework. They strongly that daily assignments cause unnecessary stress for students. However, our team captain stood firm and the importance of revision. She carefully their main points by showing how short practice sessions actually improve memory. In my final essay, I made sure to include this new to show a well-rounded understanding of the topic. Using strong academic vocabulary helps make any discussion more convincing.
Write a short argument on a school topic
Example: My position is that students should pick their subjects because it helps them study what they love. I defend this by pointing out that interested students score higher grades.
Clearly state what you believe about the topic.
Give a logical reason to defend your stance.
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