| Identifying the Argument of an Essay |
Answers to the Practice Exercises
| Exercise 1 |
| Conclusion: | Therefore, the people of these colonies have a right to revolt. |
| Reasons : | 1. The government of
England has become tyrannical. 2. If any government becomes tyrannical, then the people under that government have a right to revolt. |
| Exercise 2 |
| Conclusion: | Harry simply has no taste. |
| Reasons: | 1. His building
on Main Street looks like a matchbox. 2. The proportions of the house he designed for the Smiths are all wrong. |
| Exercise 3 |
| Conclusion: | You simply must try Claussen's Bread. |
| Reasons: | 1. It's the best
bread in
town. 2. We've been baking it the homemade way for fifty years. 3. It's good for you. 4. It's vitamin-enriched. |
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