English, 18.09.2021 16:40, kovacscsilla55owjvhn

Which three choices describe the best approaches to introducing and developing ideas in an argument? А
Make a claim and then provide reasons why the issue is important.
B
Introduce evidence and then state what point is being supported.
C
Concede a point and then explain why it does not weaken one's own argument.
D
Contend a counterclaim is wrong and then present evidence to support the contention.
E
Address a counterclaim and then restate one's original claim.

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