a. Introduction: The first paragraph of your argument essay should introduce the topic with a brief
explanation of your topic, some background information, and a thesis statement (claim). In this case,
your thesis is a statement of your position on a specific controversial topic.
b. Body: write two body paragraphs. In each paragraph, make sure that you include your argument
supported by evidence and example. Make sure state the strongest points of the counter-side of your
issue.
In the third body paragraph present your own viewpoint and then provide evidence to show why
your position is the correct one. Work to discredit the other side using some of the information you
discovered in your research. Choose your strongest evidence and present your points one by one. Use a
mix of evidence, from statistics to other studies and anecdotal stories.
c. Conclusion
A strong conclusion can help summarize your point of view and reinforce with your reader why your stance is
the best option. You might consider reserving one overwhelmingly shocking statistic for the conclusion, one that
leaves no room for doubt in your reader’s mind. At the very least, use this final paragraph or two as an
opportunity to restate your position as the most sensible one.
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