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first off thank you for even bothering to look at this and second thank you if you posted something to help me out. I tried many times to write a persuasive paper on global warming but i need some help. my teacher said to start with the introduction then the conclusion, i've got the intro down i just need a good intro for the conclusion and a good persuasiveness in the whole thing. i cant use "and that is why..." or a lot of those other things. Im all against global warming and so are alot of all of you so how do i write that? pleas help!!!!!!
The best thing to do when writing a paper is to use correct spelling, and grammar. 
Are you writing a persuasive paper for or against global warming?
Anyways, either side you're on, you should have your introduction paragraph, then body paragraphs for your reasons to persuade them, and lastly your conclusion which is used to basically summarize your paper.
Find different reasons for your argument, then make a different paragraph for each of them.
For example, if you were arguing that cars help cause global warming, you would start a paragraph explaining your argument. You would continue it by giving us your reasons as to why they contribute to global warming.
This way you can try and persuade us by giving us these reasons that help support your arguments.
[I am just typing this off the ball.. I haven't written in a while lol.]
Anyways, either side you're on, you should have your introduction paragraph, then body paragraphs for your reasons to persuade them, and lastly your conclusion which is used to basically summarize your paper.
Find different reasons for your argument, then make a different paragraph for each of them.
For example, if you were arguing that cars help cause global warming, you would start a paragraph explaining your argument. You would continue it by giving us your reasons as to why they contribute to global warming.
This way you can try and persuade us by giving us these reasons that help support your arguments.
[I am just typing this off the ball.. I haven't written in a while lol.]
To write an argumentative essay firstly you must set out guidelines for your topic.
Start with an introduction and a hypothesis.
Keep your hypothesis direct and to the point. For example:
"Cars have contributed to the greenhouse gases"
Not,
"Ever since the first car was manufactured a few decades ago in a small factory, the car ran on man power back then but then changed to petrol, the effects of global warming, a major issue for our planet, have been greatly changed due to cars that a driven by people, that's you and me!."
Then once you have written your hypothesis and introduction you would plan out your argumentative points.
Use a paragraph for each point.
When writing these paragraphs start with a topic sentence.
This sentence outlines what you will be arguing in this paragraph.
Then back up this sentence with sources and factual information.
Then write about the reliability of the source you used, and here you may either come to the conclusion that the source you used was accurate and representative or you may find it wasn't accurate.
Now you would bring in a contradictory source to prove that the latter source is more accurate.
Now you would write a sentence that would hint at the topic of the next paragraph, this is called a linking sentence.
You can use that paragraph structure for each paragraph and argumentative point that you will write.
No we come to the conclusion.
Usually conclusions start with these words:
"Therefore it can be seen"
"Thus it can be said that" - insert your hypothesis here, but don't insert it word for word, change it slightly so it isn't an exact copy.
After this you're finished
.
G'luck.
Those are the very basics of argumentative essay writing, if you want more help pm me i'll get back to you with much more info.
RowMac
Start with an introduction and a hypothesis.
Keep your hypothesis direct and to the point. For example:
"Cars have contributed to the greenhouse gases"
Not,
"Ever since the first car was manufactured a few decades ago in a small factory, the car ran on man power back then but then changed to petrol, the effects of global warming, a major issue for our planet, have been greatly changed due to cars that a driven by people, that's you and me!."
Then once you have written your hypothesis and introduction you would plan out your argumentative points.
Use a paragraph for each point.
When writing these paragraphs start with a topic sentence.
This sentence outlines what you will be arguing in this paragraph.
Then back up this sentence with sources and factual information.
Then write about the reliability of the source you used, and here you may either come to the conclusion that the source you used was accurate and representative or you may find it wasn't accurate.
Now you would bring in a contradictory source to prove that the latter source is more accurate.
Now you would write a sentence that would hint at the topic of the next paragraph, this is called a linking sentence.
You can use that paragraph structure for each paragraph and argumentative point that you will write.
No we come to the conclusion.
Usually conclusions start with these words:
"Therefore it can be seen"
"Thus it can be said that" - insert your hypothesis here, but don't insert it word for word, change it slightly so it isn't an exact copy.
After this you're finished
.G'luck.
Those are the very basics of argumentative essay writing, if you want more help pm me i'll get back to you with much more info.
RowMac
QUOTE(Spiah @ Oct 17 2007, 07:23 PM) 
The best thing to do when writing a paper is to use correct spelling, and grammar.
but i is are yousiing correect grammer.....wait ......my brain just stopped..... oh yeah i am using the right grammar and spelling its just im on the internet.....not school....
QUOTE(J.R Heinz @ Oct 18 2007, 03:08 AM)
To write an argumentative essay firstly you must set out guidelines for your topic.
Start with an introduction and a hypothesis.
Keep your hypothesis direct and to the point. For example:
"Cars have contributed to the greenhouse gases"
Not,
"Ever since the first car was manufactured a few decades ago in a small factory, the car ran on man power back then but then changed to petrol, the effects of global warming, a major issue for our planet, have been greatly changed due to cars that a driven by people, that's you and me!."
Then once you have written your hypothesis and introduction you would plan out your argumentative points.
Use a paragraph for each point.
When writing these paragraphs start with a topic sentence.
This sentence outlines what you will be arguing in this paragraph.
Then back up this sentence with sources and factual information.
Then write about the reliability of the source you used, and here you may either come to the conclusion that the source you used was accurate and representative or you may find it wasn't accurate.
Now you would bring in a contradictory source to prove that the latter source is more accurate.
Now you would write a sentence that would hint at the topic of the next paragraph, this is called a linking sentence.
You can use that paragraph structure for each paragraph and argumentative point that you will write.
No we come to the conclusion.
Usually conclusions start with these words:
"Therefore it can be seen"
"Thus it can be said that" - insert your hypothesis here, but don't insert it word for word, change it slightly so it isn't an exact copy.
After this you're finished
.G'luck.
Those are the very basics of argumentative essay writing, if you want more help pm me i'll get back to you with much more info.
RowMac
whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
your not my teacher are you? thats exactly what my teach said... dont talk to me anymore!!! this isnt manny!!!! (just letten you know) "Mr. J.R Heinz" if that is your real name! or should i say MS. REIHER!!!!???
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