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This teaching material focuses on analyzing argument structure and covers the core components of effective argumentative writing. Teachers will find four structured pages that explore essential elements such as claim, evidence, reasoning, rebuttal, counterargument, persuasive structure, critical thinking, logical flow, argumentative analysis, argumentative clarity, and academic writing. Students learn how to construct valid arguments, evaluate reasoning, identify logical fallacies, and support claims with facts, expert opinions, and relevant examples. The resource includes exercises to deepen understanding of argument development, argumentative writing skills, and structured thinking. By addressing rhetorical strategies, coherence, supporting details, argumentative strategies, logical links, claim-evidence-reasoning connections, structured paragraphs, and counterarguments, this resource enhances writing fluency. Teachers can also use it to explore argumentative tone, writing purpose, and target audience awareness. Additional themes include paragraph structure, transitional language, thesis defense, argument relevance, persuasive techniques, rhetorical balance, discourse organization, logical consistency, structural integrity, academic tone, claim clarity, textual analysis, and critical engagement. The tasks include a comprehension question, sentence completion, fill-in-the-gap exercises, a technical term explanation, true-false statements, a creative writing prompt, a detailed 330-word cloze text, and a word-matching task. The teaching unit includes solutions to every exercise and is ideal for middle and upper secondary classes. Suitable for classes focusing on English writing, rhetoric, debate preparation, and exam-level essay skills.