This document outlines the structure for an argumentative essay, including an introduction with a thesis statement, two body paragraphs presenting reasons for and against the argument, and a conclusion. The introduction presents the question being argued and includes who, what, when, where, why information. Each body paragraph provides multiple reasons supporting either the agreeing or disagreeing position and the conclusion restates the main point. Potential argument topics are also listed.

1. Argumentative Essay

2. TITLE
Introduction
• The question
• Wh- information
Body Paragraph 1 (reason/ agree)
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Body Paragraph 1 (reason/ disagree)
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Conclusion
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3. 1.Should schools sell fast food?
2.Should students wear school uniforms?
3.Should there be harsher punishments for
bullying?
4.Should there be less homework?
5.Should school sports be mandatory?
6.Should kids have chores?
7.Should school be year round with more
breaks to improve education?
8.Should your school have a school newspaper?
9.Should the school day be longer so you can
go to school for four days instead of five?
10.Should students be able to choose their own
schedules?
11.Should students be allowed to have cell
phones in class?
Choose a topic for
your argument