SEFIKENG CAMPUS
ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING
English FAL L4
Topic 3: Writing and Presenting
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L4 English FAL Topic 3 Argumentative Writing
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An Argument can be persuasive writing which is one
sided or an argumentative writing that gives both sides
(discursive and straight)
Discursive argumentative
•Needs points for AND AGAINST
•Gives both sides of topic
•Balanced
•Ends with reasoned solution and opinion
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Straight argumentative
•Points for OR Against
•Only mentions opposite views
•Unbalanced starts with opinion
•Solid evidence for one side of argument
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Both
• Needs evidence and research
• Contain introduction, body and conclusion
• Convinces readers the point is valid
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Examples of argumentative writing
•Argumentative Report
oThe both sides of an argument in an even handed discursive way, you
must reason your way to a conclusion and a recommendation.
•Argumentative Magazine article
oAn argumentative report can be the basis of an interesting, discursive,
magazine article.
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How to write an Argumentative Report
• After doing a research on the issue, divide results into FOR and
AGAINST. Use simple present tense.
INTRODUCTION
• give statement of the issue, some of the main argument
may be touched.
BODY – give the following:
• argument for the statement plus any supporting evidence.
• Argument against the statement including any supporting
evidence.
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valid facts to support your
argument.
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• Logic reasoning must be applied when presenting these.
• Illustrate points with stories.
Conclusion
• A summary of both arguments and a recommendation
with a reason (your opinion).
Finally
• Carefully proof read and check spelling errors before
submitting.
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Recap
•Argumentative writing is explained
•Both the argumentative writing has been
identified and explained
•Examples of an argumentative writing are
described
•Writing the argumentative report using the
logical connectors in simple
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Activity
Due on 23/04/2020 – must be submitted via whatsapp (take a photo)
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• Write an argumentative report following the guideline “how to write
an argumentative report” based on the topic provided.
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