What makes a claim effective is having evidence backing up your claim and reasoning showing why your evidence backs up your claim. in an argumentative essay a writer would make a claim and then use evidence to show why his claim is correct
Sentence beginning with, “Fondly do we hope, fervently do we pray....”
Answer:
Focus
Explanation:
The word focus is doing one certain thing so technically it is specialising in something.
It is not. Though the first part "the banning of performance enhancing drugs" is a good start, what follows seems to be an example rather than an argument to be explained. Remember that thesis statements are intended to express your opinion and give a general idea of the arguments that support it. These goals are not fulfilled, though it seems the author is against the banning, it is not explicitely said. And the arguments are not present. Also, the information is not logically presented.