Introduction: Introduction, also called "introduction", is the beginning of an argumentative paper, and it is the part where questions are raised or arguments or topics are raised. The author introduces ideas, propositions, opinions and truths to readers, and this part answers the question of "what".
This paper is the main part of an argumentative paper, and its main task is to analyze the problem.
In this part, the author should try every means (example, citation, analogy, analogy, comparison and hierarchy) to prove the point of view of the article. This part answers the question "Why".
Conclusion: It is the problem-solving part of the argumentative essay.
As far as the content is concerned, it is a synthesis, generalization, summary, improvement and deepening of the full text.
As far as structure is concerned, the conclusion should echo the whole article so that the end of the article is round.
The conclusion should be concise and to the point, stop when it is time, and never rock the boat.
This part answers the question of how to do it.