• D. Leave it out of your essay.
Including evidence that you don't find convincing can weaken your arguments and undermine your credibility as a writer. It's better to rely on strong, relevant evidence that effectively supports your thesis. If necessary, conduct further research to find more compelling evidence.
If you're worried that a piece of evidence-like a study, a quote, or an example- isn't convincing, what should you do?
• A. Keep it in to add length to your essay.
• B. Write about it in more detail.
• C. Argue against it in the conclusion.
• D. Leave it out of your essay.
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