Worksheet: Persuasive & Argumentative Writing Practice
Answer key included — check your work after each section.
Notice
- Section A: argument structure. Section B: rhetorical questions/emphasis. Section C: concession/refutation.
Rule
This worksheet mixes all the techniques from this module.
Practice
- A1. Name the four parts of a persuasive argument.
Answer: Claim, reason, evidence, conclusion. - B1. Turn into a rhetorical question: ‘We need to address this issue.’
Answer: How much longer can we afford to ignore this issue? - C1. Complete the refutation: ‘Admittedly, the cost is high. _____, the long-term value is greater.’
Answer: Nevertheless / However - C2. Combine: ‘Some say it’s risky. It’s worth trying.’
Answer: While some say it’s risky, it’s worth trying.
Connect
Finish with a full persuasive-writing practice set.
CEFR: Writing — completing structured practice exercises accurately.
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