<span>The incidence of foreshadowing is something that is incredibly common in this excellent tragedy, as both Romeo and Juliet at various points in the play predict tragedy is in the offing for them both. In this case, having decided to go to the Capulet ball that night, Romeo tells Benvolio that he will go, but he fears that events will be set in motion at this ball that will result in the loss of his life.</span>
Wait what is this from an article/text/book etc?
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.
