This document provides expressions that can be used to introduce points or arguments for or against a topic. Some common phrases included are "one very convincing point", "a further common criticism", "it is widely argued", and "many experts claim". These expressions help structure an argument and introduce different perspectives on an issue.

1. Expressions to introduce points/ argument for or agaist
One (very convincing point / argument in favour of .../agaist...
A further common criticism of .../ it could be argued that...
often claimed / suggested
It is widely argued that
generally felt / believed
some / many / most people / experts / scientist /
sceptics / critics
Claim / suggest / argue / feel / believe /
agree that...
support / oppose the view that...
are in favour of / against
of the opinion that / convinced that
opposed to ...