Explanation:Make an argument" simply means "argue (for) something". If the person arguing does not advocate an idea, then you would explicitly say "make an argument against something", but in this it's no different from "to argue".
Answer:
The chef baked a cake that was two feet tall for the wedding.
Explanation:
This is the best way to combine these two sentences into one sentence. The combined sentence is a complex sentence and includes an independent clause and a dependent clause.
The subject of the sentence is chef and the verb is baked. The phrase 'that was two feet long' describes the type of the cake that the chef made for the wedding.
