Here are the definitions matched with the correct argumentative vocabulary words:
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Claim - A statement that asserts something to be true. It is the main point or assertion that an argument is trying to convey.
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Reasons - The rationale or justification for a claim, providing support by explaining why the claim is valid.
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Evidence - The information, facts, or data used to support a claim or reason in an argument.
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Counterclaim - An opposing argument that challenges the original claim or position; it presents an alternative viewpoint.
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Argument - A series of statements or reasons that work together to persuade or convince an audience of a particular point of view.
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Purpose - The intended goal or objective of an argument, often to persuade, inform, or motivate the audience.
You can use this structure to organize your responses.