You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
You have to give an argumentative speech. You can argue whatever you like, as long as it is not a “fact”, as that is impossible to argue.
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
You will mention, explain, and possibly cite an opposing claim to your position. It should be one that a reasonable person in your audience might have against you–not an extreme argument that no reasonable person would make. After you explain why someone might disagree, THEN
(in a nice understanding way) argue why that opposing claim is false or not pertinent.
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