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dimaraw [331]
2 years ago
11

I PROMISE TO GIVE B TO SOMEONE WHO GETS IT RIGHT AND 25 POINTS TO WHOEVER ANSWERS

English
2 answers:
anzhelika [568]2 years ago
8 0
(Keep in mind that you can use a claim in many ways, in this case I assume it’s argumentatively so this is a loose sample! I hope it helps. You could use it as foundation for whatever you’re writing.)

Claim: High gas prices are inefficient and have a negative impact

Brief evidence topics:
- Less money to spend on other goods and services
- Inflation
- Potential recession
- Just generally being inconvenient for most of the working class

Counterclaim: High gas prices are good for the economy
** you already strengthened your first claim with all of the evidence above. Do not make this second claim stronger than the first, just refute your point

“However, despite the inconvenience of high gas prices, there are budget friendly solutions…”
- Switching to bicycles or electric vehicles

I wish I could give you a more specific and thorough answer. I hope this helps in getting some ideas formulating at least :)
lawyer [7]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

well it really depends on how you feel about gas prices. in my opinion, high gas prices are too over the top and too expensive to pay for. first off, it could be difficult for some people to pay for gas, when they are struggling with money.
the best thing to do is lower the gas prices so people can actually afford food and pay their bills. if they don't lower the gas prices, consider taking a bus, walking, getting a side job, or maybe even owning an electric car.

Explanation:

im so sorry if this doesnt help, but i wasnt sure on what to write because it doesnt give enough information.  

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