Supporting
a written text that provides information from
one point of view
Introduction
The author presents a point of view (e.g. that a certain
athlete is indeed a champion). A question or emotional
statement can be used to gain audience attention.
Series of arguments to convince audience
Each paragraph begins with a topic sentence that introduces
a new point. Details follow, supporting this point of
view. Emotive words are used to persuade the audience.
Argument 1 and supporting statements:
Argument 2 and supporting statements:
Argument 3 and supporting statements:
Argument 4 and supporting statements:
Conclusion to sum up the arguments
The author restates his or her point of view. A summary
of the above facts could be included.
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