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Vocabulary
Argue , critique, and debate
When you find these word - argue, critique, and debate- in a direction when taking a test, what are the differnces?
For example, argue wheter the animal testing should be banned.
debate whether the animal testing should be banned
critique whether the animal testing should be banned.
For example, argue wheter the animal testing should be banned.
debate whether the animal testing should be banned
critique whether the animal testing should be banned.
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Argue suggests presenting one's arguments for one side of the theme. Debate suggests presenting the arguments for both sides of the theme. Critique is inappropriate here: it means to evaluate someone else's work.
- Argue suggests presenting one's arguments for one side of the theme.
- Debate suggests presenting the arguments for both sides of the theme.
- Critique is inappropriate here: it means to evaluate someone else's work.
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Argue suggests presenting one's arguments for one side of the theme.
Debate suggests presenting the arguments for both sides of the theme.
Critique is inappropriate here: it means to evaluate someone else's work.
Debate suggests presenting the arguments for both sides of the theme.
Critique is inappropriate here: it means to evaluate someone else's work.
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