Techniques for Winning Arguments in English

To persuade (v): To convince someone to accept your viewpoint or take a particular action.
To convince (v): To make someone believe or agree with a certain idea or argument.
Counterargument (n): Opposing viewpoints or arguments that challenge the main argument.
Credibility (adj): The trustworthiness and believability of a source or speaker.
Antithesis (n): Presenting contrasting ideas to highlight the strengths of your argument.
Active listening (n): Paying close attention to what others are saying.
To resonate (v): Elicits a positive response or connection with the audience.

This chapter discusses different techniques for making persuasive arguments in English, including appeals to pathos, logos, and ethos, as well as the use of rhetorical devices and supporting arguments with evidence and examples.

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