The first paragraph of the argumentative paper uses about 100 words to point out the main idea of the article, and first throws out the central argument of the article, which echoes the title and plays the role of pointing out the topic. In the first paragraph, it is a process of argumentation to directly clarify one's own views and positions. The first paragraph must be beautifully written to attract the attention of the marking teacher, so that you can recite or prepare some classic paragraphs in advance.
The middle paragraphs are all argumentation processes, so we should find more materials that conform to the argument and discuss them from both positive and negative aspects, with the ultimate goal of proving that our views are correct. Each paragraph can first put forward a sub-argument, and then give examples to prove that your point of view is correct. Examples can be people, examples, etc. Examples should also be demonstrated from various angles, such as ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, positive and negative, so as not to make people feel single and unconvincing.
In the process of argumentation, if you feel that simple reasoning and examples are not convincing enough, you can also use hypothetical analysis. It means what will happen if things don't go in the expected direction, and then discuss and come to a conclusion.
At the end of the argumentative paper, 100 is enough. It is necessary to summarize the full text, reiterate the conclusion of the argumentative paper, and further summarize and sublimate. You can also think and sublimate the theme in combination with life and social environment to achieve the goal of endless meaning. There are no strict rules on the format of argumentative papers. As long as the arguments, arguments and argumentation process are clearly written, readers can be convinced by reading.