What does the term 'counterargument' refer to in persuasive writing? ...

[ Language Features of an Opinion Article ]

What does the term ‘counterargument’ refer to in persuasive writing?

A. Presenting an opposing viewpoint

B. Summarizing the main points

C. Providing an example

D. Making a strong emotional appeal

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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