Depending on the question and the argument you are trying to make, make a mini mind-map with the question steer in the middle, plot out your main argument and then create the smaller sub-arguments that may perhaps be combined to make a single argument. My English teacher taught me this method and it works pretty well. But of course just try and read more about the general topics that consistently come up to get views/arguments from a number of people.
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Depending on the question and the argument you are trying to make, make a mini mind-map with the question steer in the middle, plot out your main argument and then create the smaller sub-arguments that may perhaps be combined to make a single argument. My English teacher taught me this method and it works pretty well. But of course just try and read more about the general topics that consistently come up to get views/arguments from a number of people.
thanks alot ill definitely try that out!!
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