The document provides guidance on writing effective arguments. It emphasizes that arguments should be logical, fair-minded, and aim to convince the audience through balanced consideration of evidence rather than emotional appeals alone. It outlines key elements of a strong argument, including establishing a clear thesis; using credible evidence and addressing alternative positions; and projecting a trustworthy persona. Readers are advised to thoughtfully analyze an argument's purpose, thesis, evidence, treatment of opposing views, and the author's credibility and bias.

1. Writing an Argument English Composition