Write an essay that establishes an opinion and gives clearly stated, logical reasons why a person hold that position.

Write an essay that establishes an opinion and gives clearly stated, logical reasons why a person hold that position.Establishing an argument is an essential skill used in nearly all forms of critical thinking: to analyze, to demonstrate a position, to evaluate a subject and to convince a reader what he or she may not know by developing a logically supportable position.Organizational Principle: The most common mode of organizing this essay is as follows: Write a title and an introductory paragraph (ending up with thesis statement) that gets the reader’s attention. Establish a thesis with clear points and with an organizational principle. Point out the common grounds or demonstrate the goals with which both the sides get satisfied. Don’t ignore the opposing viewpoint (counterarguments) in the essay. You are supposed to acknowledge the alternative opinion in the thesis statement or you can integrate a paragraph within the body of the essay to summarizing the opposing opinions in greater details. Recognize in a concession the opposite side of the argument; this is essential for the rhetorical fairness. Rebut different point of views in two different forms: You can first mention all the points raised by the other side and then present your counterargument to each of those points. You can present the first point raised by the opposition and rebut that point, then move on to the second opposing point and rebut that and so on. Write a clearly concluding paragraph.Selection of the topic: Assignment: Write an essay in which you argue for or against any one of the following comments. You have to develop the essay by giving a series of logical evidences and facts to back up your position. Support your opinion with the help of evidences like statistical data, expert’s opinion etc.