The document provides information on how to write an effective argument. It defines an argument as a claim that something should or should not be true, and explains that a claim alone is not enough - the writer must convince others why the claim is true using warrants and backing. Warrants explain how evidence supports the claim, while backing provides further support for the warrants. The document provides an example claim, warrants, and backing, and notes that arguments should also include rebuttals to counterarguments. It emphasizes that strong arguments are based on logic and reasoning, not just emotional appeals.