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Concept Map on Argumentation, EXAMPLES:, EXAMPLES:, EXAMPLES:, 1).…

- - - - 2. Taking a strong standpoint - While preparing for an argumentative speech, take a strong standpoint.
        
        3. Give some supportable arguments - A good argument needs to have reasonable and convincing evidence.
        
        4. Refute alternate positions - By dealing with the opponent, make some powerful arguments. Try to work on some common and stronger viewpoint.
- - - - 3. Carry out the research - you have to carry out the research well
        
        4. Know who your opposition is - The best probable approach that you can use is to know your opponent.
        
        5. Know the facts - An argumentative speech might be weak if you do not provide any facts. For a good outcome, you need facts supporting your argument on the controversial topic
        
        6. Choose the topic of your interest - Better select the topic of your interest. This helps you to work and perform better. If you do not trust yourself and your topic, no one will as well.