Writing: Advanced Argumentation & Persuasion C1 - Lesson 1: The Nuanced Argument: Moving Beyond 'For and Against'

C1 Writing: Nuance

C1 Writing: Nuance

🌓

Beyond Black & White

The Art of Qualification

Drag to upgrade the sentence
A2 Level
"Social media is bad for society."

At C1, we rarely say something is "Always true." We use Qualifiers to show precision.

Admittedly, Accepting a counter-point is true.
Predominantly Mostly, but not 100%.
To a certain extent, Partially true.
🧱

Concession Builder

Acknowledge, then Argue.

1. Subordinator (The "Yes, but")
2. Counter-Argument (Others)
3. Nuanced Opinion (Truth)
🩺

Nuance Doctor

Fix the Absolutes.

"Tourism destroys local culture."
"Crime is caused by poverty."
🚀

C1 Mission

Argue with Nuance

Topic: "Should university education be free for everyone?"

Task: Write a Concession Sentence in your notebook.
  • Start with "While..." or "Admittedly..."
  • Acknowledge a negative point (e.g., high cost).
  • State your main positive point (e.g., long-term investment).

Example: "While free education places a strain on public funds, it arguably generates a more skilled workforce in the long run."

Post a Comment

Hi, please Do not Spam in Comment