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English, 25.11.2021 07:30 jeftegerman988

Claim: High school students should not have to do chores. 1. What are two reasons to support the claim?
2. What evidence can you cite to support the claim?
3. What are two possible counterclaims?
4. What arguments would you make to refute the counterclaims you wrote above? If you acknowledge the truth of the counterclaims, how will you show that your claim is just as strong and stronger?
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