English, 28.10.2019 09:31 kristieroth1

Claims and counterclaims are the
a. essential elements of an argument
b. important elements of opinion
c. deliberate parts of speech
d. necessary parts of writing

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Claims and counterclaims are the
a. essential elements of an argument
b. important ele...