11 Aug Argument Draft

1. This assignment is designed to help you get started with your draft for the 8-page researched argumentative essay. Since it is difficult to compose a whole draft for such a long paper at once, this assignment asks you to produce a part of the paper where you develop your major argument. You need at least 500 words (about three double-spaced pages) for now. For now, you need a thesis statement that you will be using in your researched argumentative essay, and at least three paragraphs (each of them with a strong reason to support your thesis statement). You should use at least two sources from your annotated bibliography and one new source in the course of developing your argument. —————————————————–The format should look like this:
   (Your Name)
   Prof. (Your Professor’s Last Name)
   English 124
   June 30, 2021 (Today’s Date) Title of Your Paper
2. Your Thesis Statement:1. Don’t compose a whole paragraph; just state a thesis statement. 2. Your thesis statement should be contestable, which means someone should be able to argue against what you are claiming. 3. Thesis statements are different for different kinds of essays. For an argumentative essay, you need to have a strong claim. The following thesis should have a strong personal stand, include reasons for the claim, and also hints at the opposition views. “Although some conservative Americans highlight immediate negative consequences of new immigrants as well as argue against legalizing the people who are already here without proper papers, a close analysis suggests that we should provide legal pathways to undocumented immigrants not only because it is a compassionate and humanitarian action but also because they enrich our country.” If you need help developing a strong argumentative thesis, check this weblink: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/general_writing/academic_writing/establishing_arguments/index.htmlParagraph 1: Use one idea to support your thesis. Just focus on that idea here. Develop it with reasons, examples, illustrations, and narratives. Make sure that you use sources.Paragraph 2: Another idea to support your thesis. Again, just focus on one new idea. Develop it. Use sources.Paragraph 3: Another idea to support your thesis. Again, just focus on this new idea. Use sources.Make sure that there are transitions within as well as between paragraphs.