Welcome to another SC writing lesson In this lesson, we're looking at how to write and arguments as a thesis.

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Don't I'll stash isles dot com When writing an argument s a thesis, there are four steps that's need to be followed.

The first step is to ensure, er, that's you fully understands.

The essay question and one way to help ensure that this is true is to rewrite the essay question in different words.

After this, the second step is to brainstorm some ideas for the essay.

Often in an essay question, you're asked to agree with or disagree with something, or to support something or refute something.

So in step number two, you want to come up with some ideas for both sides of the argument.

So we'll see.

We'll see both supporting and refuting.

Step three.

Now, after you've done the brainstorming, Step three is to decide on what style of s you're going to write.

Are you going to raid a supporting NSC that supports what's been given in your question or you writing an essay that refutes it.

So Step number three is to decide with the type of response to give.

And finally, after you've done that, then you're finally ready to write your thesis.

The thesis should always be written as a direct response to your essay question so as to ensure that there's no confusion.

When the reader reads your essay, they will know right from the beginning by reading your thesis.

What's your opinion?

Is on the question that's you are given.