Identifying counterarguments and refutations
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The document discusses identifying and using counterarguments and refutations in writing. It defines a counterargument as an opposing idea to the writer's viewpoint. Writers include counterarguments to anticipate objections and make their own arguments seem stronger by refuting opposing views. Refutations directly address the counterargument, often using phrases like "on the contrary" or "however" to show why the counterargument is incorrect or misguided. Examples are provided of sentences containing effective counterarguments and refutations.
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Identifying counterarguments and refutations
- 1. Identifying Counterarguments and Refutations There are those who question
- 2. A counterargument is an idea that is opposed to (against) the writer’s idea or point of view. For example: It’s really clear that 小S is the most wonderful person ever. She’s simply amazing! A counterargument would be something like: Some people may think that she isn’t. What’s a Counterargument?
- 3. Counterarguments usually start with a clause that points out who or what disagrees with the writer’s opinion. Some common counterargument beginning clauses include: Some people say (that)… Many claim (that)… Some experts believe (that)… There are those who question… Counterarguments
- 4. Many people may think that living in Puli is boring. However, those people don’t appreciate how beautiful it is here. Some skeptics may say that global warming doesn’t exist. On the contrary, studies show that it is quite real. Many claim that my boyfriend is ugly, but actually I think he’s gorgeous. There are those who question my ability to spend all night playing computer games. In reality, I can spend all night and all day playing computer games. Look at these examples: Look for the counterargument clauses in the following sentences.
- 5. Many people may think that living in Puli is boring. However, those people don’t appreciate how beautiful it is here. Some skeptics may say that global warming doesn’t exist. On the contrary, studies show that it is quite real. Many claim that my boyfriend is ugly, but actually I think he’s gorgeous. There are those who question my ability to spend all night playing computer games. In reality, I can spend all night and all day playing computer games. Look at these examples: Look for the counterargument clauses in the following sentences.
- 6. Why do writers use counterarguments? To prove that their ideas are stronger by answering questions before they are asked by the readers. Look again at the first example: It’s really clear that 小S is the most wonderful person ever. She’s simply amazing! Some people may think that she isn’t. In fact, those people are simply jealous of her talent and beauty. By answering the counterargument, the writer is able make a refutation to show how strong their opinion or information is. Refutations
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- 8. Many people may think that living in Puli is boring. However, those people don’t appreciate how beautiful it is here. Some skeptics may say that global warming doesn’t exist. On the contrary, studies show that it is quite real. Many claim that my boyfriend is ugly, but actually I think he’s gorgeous. There are those who question my ability to spend all night playing computer games. In reality, I can spend all night and all day playing computer games. Look at these examples: Look for the refutation clauses / phrases in the following sentences.
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