Argumentative Essay (Grade 11 NSC Matric English FAL): Flashcards

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Argumentative essay definition

Takes definite position & defends with reasoning & proof

Clear stance in argumentative essay

Take strong, definite position from beginning

Types of evidence needed in arguments

Facts, examples, statistics, expert opinions

Purpose of counterarguments

Acknowledge opposing views & refute them

Three parts of argumentative essay structure

Introduction, Body, Conclusion

Thesis statement importance

Most important sentence, summarises main argument

P.E.E. structure for body paragraphs

Point, Evidence, Explain

NSC word limit for argumentative essay

250-300 words

Formal tone requirements

Objective, professional, avoid slang/colloquial language

Conclusion components

Summarise arguments, reinforce stance, strong closing

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