How to Build Strong Arguments when speaking in English | #012
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In a regular conversation, giving your opinion can be intimidating. It's annoying when you know what you want to say (especially when you're right) but you just can't organize your thoughts well enough to make your point CLEAR.
Here we see the format SSQEC (Subject Support Quote Elaborate Conclude), and a couple examples on how YOU can follow this yourself to make yourself clearly and coherently understood.
I finish it all off by proposing that you try this out yourself, and get back to me with your own use of the SSQEC format.
Feel free to email me at [email protected], and I'll let you know what I think of your efforts.
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