Thinking in English

260. How to argue (and win arguments) in English?

09.04.2023 - By Thomas WilkinsonPlay

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Vocabulary

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.

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