Yes, it is. When writing an argumentative essay, you are arguing for one side of the topic. For the counterclaim, you want to address the opposing view. In the same sentence, you want to explain why the opposing side is wrong (aka the rebuttal). The format is usually like this:
Though some may believe _______, in actuality (your viewpoint here) is correct because (evidence here).
Usually when writing a counterclaim and rebuttal, it is included at the end of the third paragraph of a five paragraph essay. Make sure you definitely end the third paragraph with a concluding sentence that relates to the topic sentence of that paragraph though.
The answer is : Both a and b
In the Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, he write the poem to address his wife.
In the poem, he wrote about another woman and there's a sentence that said "settling a pillow by her head" which is very likely mean that the lady is his mistress"
D. All of a sudden could be changed to suddenly
One difference between a dwarf planet and a planet is this:
D. Dwarf planets do not have enough mass and gravity to be nearly round.
<h3>What is the difference between the planets?</h3>
The difference between a dwarf and a normal planet is related to their sizes. The dwarf planets are not as big as their counterparts.
The normal planets are larger in size because they have more gravitational forces to keep them in shape and accumulate the materials that are necessary for their existence. The dwarf planets do not have enough mass and gravity.
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Answer:
d. something is either unique or not unique.
Explanation:
Although this expression is very common ("the most unique"), if we take the literal definition of the word <u>unique</u>, it doesn't really make much sense. That because unique means: "
being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else." So in the end, you're either unique or not unique. You can't be a little unique or too unique because it doesn't fit the meaning of the word literally. The expression, though, is used to emphasize the uniqueness of the person.
