1. definition (make a normative explanation of the essential characteristics of a concept in concise language. )
Function: can accurately reveal the essence of things.
2. Classification (classify things or things according to certain standards and explain them. )
Function: to explain things or things clearly.
3. Examples (explain complex things or abstract things by enumerating examples. )
Function: Make the explanation more specific and clear.
4. comparison (when explaining abstract or unfamiliar things to people, compare them with concrete or familiar things. )
Function: Make readers get a concrete and vivid impression through comparison.
5. analogy (compare the similarities between two different things and highlight the characteristics of things. )
Function: Enhance the vividness and vividness of the explanation.
6. Number of columns (use some numbers to describe things that are convenient for quantitative description of features. )
Function: Make readers understand more accurately and concretely.
7. Draw a chart (illustrate things with a chart). )
Function: It can make up for the deficiency of written expression and speak something more directly and concretely.
8. Quotation information (explanation of quotation information. There is a wide range of materials, which can be classic works, famous sayings, formula theorems, allusions and proverbs. )
Function: Make the explanation content more substantial and specific.
Argumentative writing
1), for example (factual argument)
List conclusive, sufficient and representative examples to clarify the truth and enhance the persuasiveness of the article. Answer mode: The examples of,,,,,, strongly prove that,,,, (viewpoint) makes the discussion more authentic.
Persuasive and powerful arguments
2) argument
A, directly tell the basic truth of some supporting arguments, and reveal the true colors of things, which is convincing; B, quote famous sayings, aphorisms, proverbs, axioms, clarify the truth, enhance the authority of the argument, and make the article very convincing (also called "quoting arguments"). Famous sayings and epigrams have great influence, proverbs and axioms are recognized by everyone, and the truth is self-evident. Answer mode: quote,,,,, to prove,,, (point of view), so that reasoning is more sufficient, deeper and more meaningful.
An authoritative and powerful argument.
3) Metaphorical argument.
Prove the argument with the metaphor of familiar things, which is easy to understand, strengthens persuasion and makes the article vivid.
Answer mode: the profound truth of comparing,,,,,, excuse,,, is easy to understand.
4) Comparative demonstration.
Contrasting the two diametrically opposite situations in the argument, they are in sharp contrast and set off each other, which can especially highlight the nature on the one hand and have strong argument power. Answer: compare,,,,, and,,, together, and distinguish right from wrong.
It seems that the argument is rigorous, convincing and impressive. A strong argument.
The language is vivid and easy to be accepted. A strong argument
Supplement: when answering the function of argumentation method, consider the content first, and then consider it from the perspective of argumentation, "effective argumentation theory."
Point "is very important.
⑤ Inductive argument is also called "factual argument". Give concrete examples to demonstrate the method of general conclusion. ⑥ Deductive demonstration, also called "theoretical demonstration", is a method to demonstrate individual cases according to general principles or conclusions. That is, to prove particularity with the argument of universality. ⑦ Analogy argument is a method to deduce examples of similar things from known things, that is, an argument method from special to special. (8) Causal argument, which proves the argument by analyzing things and revealing the causal relationship between arguments and arguments. Causality argument can be proved by causality, effect and causality.
Thimble refers to the last word of the previous sentence as the beginning of the next sentence. For example: treat guests-people-democracy = = = ism-loyalty. A palindrome, also known as a palindrome poem, is a poem that can be read backwards and a sentence that can be read backwards. For example: in fact, it is a guest in the sky and a guest in a natural residence; People have been to the Big Buddha Temple, which is bigger than others.