Question

In addition to providing reasons for your thesis in an argument, you want to include a counterargument and rebuttal section. In this discussion, you'll submit a counterargument and rebuttal. This should appear as one paragraph and follow the block pattern (please review the materials provided in this module).

Answer 1

A counter argument is an argument opposed to your thesis or part of your thesis. It expresses the view of a person who disagrees with your position. A counter argument should be expressed thoroughly fairly and objectively .arey beautiful is when you respond directly to your opponent's argument or point to explain to show how they are wrong.In the counter argument do not just write a quick sentence and then immediately repute it. give reasons why someone might actually hold that view. a few sentences or even a whole paragraph is not an unreasonable amount of space to give to the counter argument. In the Rebuttal point out the flaws or errors in the counter argument, agree with the counter argument but give them a new point for fat that contradicts their argument. One of the most common purposes of Counter argument is to address positions that many people hold but that you think are mistaken. Therefore you want to be respectful and give them the benefit of the doubt even if you think their views are incorrect .in the tributary agree with the other sites support but twist the facts to suit your argument. make an emotional plea that outweighs their argument.