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When you write an opinion essay, it’s important to include a counterargument and explain why you disagree with it. This makes your argument stronger!  \n\n| Argument | Counterargument |\n| --- | --- |\n| Dogs are better pets than cats because they are more loyal and protective. | Cats are better pets than dogs because they are more independent and easier to take care of. |\n\nFill in the speech bubbles as you write a counterargument for each claim.  \nIt's better to learn a foreign language in school than through a language app.  \nComic books are better than regular books because they have more pictures and are easier to read.  \nChildren should be allowed to vote because their opinion is important.  \nOur lives would become much easier if robots took over the world.  \nHiking is the best way to explore nature because it allows you to see things up close and in person.","cbCaitpQ4XkWpdHt","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitpQ4XkWpdHt","pdf",107665,"English","# Understanding Counterarguments\n## Practical Exercises","[{\"question\":\"What is a counterargument?\",\"answer\":\"A counterargument is an argument that someone would make if they disagreed with your position or opinion.\"},{\"question\":\"Why should you include a counterargument in an opinion essay?\",\"answer\":\"Including a counterargument is important because it makes your own argument much stronger by acknowledging and addressing opposing viewpoints.\"},{\"question\":\"What exercise does the worksheet provide for practice?\",\"answer\":\"The worksheet provides several claims on different topics and asks students to fill in speech bubbles with corresponding counterarguments.\"}]","Counterarguments - Grade 4 Writing Worksheet | PDF",1791796117]