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Clarifying Relationships Among Reasons and Evidence
Use clauses and linking phrases to make the logical relationships among reasons and evidence clear to the reader.
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Creating Cohesion and Finalizing Discipline-Specific Arguments
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Learners will use transition words, phrases, and clauses to create cohesion among claims, reasons, and evidence, maintain a formal style, and complete a full discipline-specific argument essay.
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