Argument

an advert

a horror story

a nonsense poem

a newspaper

a catalogue

a novel

being unfair

putting forward one side of an argument

having an argument

make the product sound as good as possible

lie about how good the product is

list the good and bad things about the product

having a row with someone for a good reason

putting forward your point of view in a well-thought-out way

disagreeing with everything someone else says

think about your audience and use language that they will respond to

use long words to make your message sound more important

write as much as you can to make it look as though you have a lot to say

write all your thoughts down as quickly as you can

list all the points you want to make

use a good quality pen

believe everything you read, especially if it is in a newspaper

assume the writer is lying, especially if you are reading an advert

think about what the other side of the story may be

make sure your writing is clear, calm and sensible

use aggressive, angry words so the reader knows how strongly you feel

write twice as much as normal to show how much you care

tell your readers how stupid the other writer is

put forward your own point of view

use reasoned argument to answer each point the other writer has made