How a writer brings all parts of an argument together

Compound-complex sentence

Simple sentence

Compound sentence

Complex sentence

Strategically at both introduction and conclusion parts to create symmetry around central claims

Randomly interspersed among narrative elements to surprise readers when they least expect it

Immediately after presenting related supportive evidence within body paragraphs

Consistently spread throughout introduction sections only to set up forthcoming arguments

It presents multiple pieces of evidence without explanation.

It connects the evidence to the main argument clearly.

It repeats the same point without providing analysis.

It introduces new topics unrelated to the thesis.

Acknowledging counterarguments.

Employing metaphors to connect abstract ideas with concrete ones.

Citing authoritative sources to support claims.

Using vivid imagery to create mental pictures.

The complexity of language used within the source material.

Whether the source agrees with your preconceived notions or not.

The number of visual aids included in the source document.

The expertise and bias of the author presenting information.

Slippery slope, suggesting dire consequences from minor actions.

Red herring, which distracts with irrelevant information.

Begging the question, which assumes proof within the claim itself.

Ad populum, which panders to popular opinion over factual details.

Summarizing the plot of a related story.

Adding as many quotations as possible.

Analyzing how evidence supports claims.

Repeating the same points for emphasis.

Insert quotes without explaining their connection to the argument;

Use relevant examples directly related to the main idea;

Provide unrelated facts that may confuse readers;

List numerous statistics without clarifying their significance;

To lend credibility and authority to their arguments through expert validation

Provide A Counterexample That The Author Will Then Refute

Illustrate A Personal Anecdote That Supports The Essay's Thesis

Use Of Varied Sentence Lengths For Rhythmic Flow

It overly complicates text because it shifts away from straightforward claims.

It weakens arguments by showing uncertainty about presented information.

It confuses readers due to lack of direct information being provided in its form.

It provokes thought and engages readers by encouraging them to consider their answers.