Which statements describe a text with an argumentative structure? Select three options. It states an opinion. It offers reasons and evidence. It acknowledges opposing claims. It uses words such as problem, solve, and answer. It uses words such as likewise, similarly, and in contrast.

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28 January, 15:42

Which statements describe a text with an argumentative structure? Select three options. It states an opinion. It offers reasons and evidence. It acknowledges opposing claims. It uses words such as problem, solve, and answer. It uses words such as likewise, similarly, and in contrast.

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Cullen Chambers · Answer 1

its 1, 2, and 3

Petey · Answer 2

The correct answers are:

- It states an opinion.

- It offers reasons and evidence.

- It acknowledges opposing claims.

Explanation:

Argumentative structure within a text or essay means that you are presenting your audience with your own personal opinions backed by proof. You might be in favor of something or against it, and by stating your opinion and giving your reasons and evidence, you will try to make your audience understand your claims and maybe persuade them to believe you. You will also acknowledge opposing claims and try to refute them.

The final two options can be part of an argumentative structure, although they are not necessary. The first three options are always included in an argumentative structure, whatever it may be.