Summary of The Reading (Page 269-284)

People argue every single day, but sometimes are not aware that they are doing so. When we make arguments we have to be careful with what we say, and how we say it because not everyone is going to interpret it in the same way. A person has to really consider the audience they are presenting there argument to, and how they can relate to it. They themselves need to know how they want to appear to the other person or paper they are standing for, or going against. Always state your claim when writing a thesis, and provide facts, or experiences to back the information up. Remember that maybe the person your trying to get to understand your argument may be ignorant to what it is you're talking about, make sure to highlight on some essential background information to be better understood. This can be easy to do, or very challenging, but don't stress too much. People argue everyday, and so do you, so clearly we get the idea around it.