a claim against the claim

a claim left on the counter

a type of fox that only lives in Palos Verdes

what?

something you shouldn't look at for too long

missing

something you like

reasons and facts to support the claim

like a thumb; everybody has one

a belief about something that may or may not be supported by evidence

mine to have hahahahaha

a fact

plank for two minutes straight

hold up or prove

keep something hidden

write a thesis

the response to the counterclaim when you try to prove the statement is not true

like a minivan but longer

the sound a car makes when the brakes are worn down

your facts in an argument

the winning side of an argument

the opposite; completely different

from the Latin word oppo

the curvature of space

something you carry around in your pocket

a statement, reason, fact for or against a point

when you get really mad

the evidence in your essay

an opionion

facts!

a statement that can be proven true or false

what you need to survive

often starts with words like "Some might say that," or "You could argue that..."

is still something you find on the counter

is the thesis statement

makes you want to hide

different from the whatsis

your conclusion

the focus statement of an essay

really expensive

to prove to be false; the rebuttal is when you try to refute the counterclaim

slap it away

put it in the conclusion

shout when you hit your elbow really hard

states what you want your audience to do after they have heard your argument.

should be the best sentence ever.

is a statement of fact.

is different from your concluding questionn.