Successful and Unsuccessful Arguments
In synthesizing views on free speech limitations at public universities, which modifying phrase could imply bias against implementation without explicitly stating it?
Which introductory phrase casts doubt on what could be misconstrued as universal consensus?
What function do coordinating conjunctions have in a sentence?
When authors use an understatement, what are they typically trying to achieve?
Which clause adds a sense of urgency to an argument in a letter advocating for immediate action on climate change?
If an author describes a new technology as "an intriguing endeavor," instead of "a practical solution," what is likely affected in their argument?
Which word typically starts a dependent clause?
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In constructing an argument supporting space exploration investments which subordinate clause best refutes potential claims about better spending priorities here on Earth?
Which of the following best describes how words, phrases, and clauses can modify an argument?
In a persuasive essay about the importance of environmental conservation, which phrase most effectively underscores the urgency of the issue?