English, 10.12.2020 22:30, yoda78

Think of a topic that you have some knowledge about. Can you form a strong argument about it? What evidence would you search for to support your argument? How would you decide which evidence was important enough to present? What type of language would you use to convince someone else that your argument is true? Identify a topic, and then brainstorm answers to these questions in two to three paragraphs. Anything please I need this ill mark you brainliest

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