How do you introduce a counterargument?

Answer 1

A counter argument should be clearly written. This means that the writer has a knowledge of the subject being written about. The writer should be able to rebut the subject intelligently and with supporting facts and information.

Answer 2

Start with the positive statement and then make it the opposite of what the positive statement is. An example would be: School uniforms are needed in schools ( positive statement). The opposite would be: School uniforms are not needed in schools. From this point, you would lay out the reasons of why the uniforms are not needed. Make sure each of your points/reasons are listed in a paragraph or two for each one. Finally, your ending would be a summary of your argument.

Answer 3

one man says that brick is red and the other says no its more Burgundy when it is really was red

Answer 4

well a counter aruguement is like stating your facts about your topic like the 2nd paragraph. that's what it is :)

Answer 5

An argumentative sentence:

No, the clock says it is 9:00

Answer 6

You can introduce a counterargument with a phrase such as "I disagree" or "I beg to differ" or "on the other hand".