(1)AI模板一
The issue of whether… is a complex and controversial one,which describes the dilemma faced by many people in this era.The arguer advocates that…, probably, while others insist that… The choice ,nevertheless ,is not easy to make .As far as i am concerned , I partly agree with the author , that is , I support that …..,However , in the issue of …….., we may part company , because……………………
there are too many benefits that outnumber its disadvantages not to support it .
Among numerous reasons why I support B ,I will in here explain a few of the most imporntant ones .The main reason is that .......................For example ,...........................therefore, it is obvious that…
A further reason that can be presented to develop my position is that …............To illustrate this point , let us see an example.......…
Admittedly, it may be true that A also has some benefits in some conditions,such as........ However, this alone does not constitute a sufficient support to …, When the advantage and disadvantage of A and B are carefully compared, the final judgenment is not difficult to make .
One argument against my contention might assert that, by nature,... , and that I am simply underestimating....Yet substantial evidence exists to the contrary...For example,... Given this, ...is certainly warranted.
Consequently, due to the above-mentioned reasons, which sometimes intertwine to FORM an organic whole and thus become more persuasive, we may safely arrive at the conclusion that…
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(2)AI模板二
The issue of whether… is a complex and controversial one,since it involves a conflict between .................The arguer advocates that…, probably, while others insist that… The choice ,nevertheless ,is not easy to make .However,it seems to me that there are good points in both means, and after carefully weighting on the mind, I believe that the final judgement should depend on a case- by -case analysis of different situations..
A is very important under some circumtances ,for example,.............
Just imagine what would be like if we do B ...under these situations:....., ....., and..... , therefore, it is probably better for us to choose A rather that B . On the other hand , choosing A does not mean that this approach is flawless . Just as there is no perfect man , there are still several defects in the alternative of A,such as............All of these may bring about unintended result and thus undermine its effects. From this point , we need unceasingly to improve and perfect this approach so that it would be to our advantage to .............
B is sometimes important as well ,for instance,..............
Under circumtances mentioned above,we may get more benefits from B than A
In fact ,because the circumtances faced by many people in daily lives may intertwine to form a complicted one and these two alternatives are not either-or choices, we can balance these means , employ them in specific respects of a problem and thus solve the problem more comperhensively .
Consequently ,due to the above analysis,it is not difficult to draw the conclusion that decision should be made on a case-by -case basis and a thorough consideration.
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(3)AA模板一
In this argument, the arguer concludes/predicts that...
To support this conclusion, the arguer points out/provides evidence that...
In addition, the author cites /offers statistics / a survey indicating that
Empolying reasons above ,the author safely arrives at the conclusion . However,we do not have to look very far to see the validity of this reasoning. While this argument is somewhat convincing, several important respects need to be addressed.
In the first place, ….
In the second place,…
The last but not the least ,....
To sum up, the conclusion lacks credibility because the evidence cited in the analysis does not lend strong support to what the arguer claims and the arguer fails to consider the whole situation comprehensively . To make the argument more convincing, the arguer would have to rule out the above-mentioned possibility that would undermine his or her claim .The arguer should also provide more information that... to make this argument logically acceptable.
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(4) AA模板二
The recommendation endorsed in this argument is that ................
To support this conclusion, the arguer points out/provides evidence that...
In addition, the arguer cites /offers statistics / a survey indicating that ..........Empolying reasons above ,the author safely reaches his or her conclusion
However,we do not have to look very far to see the validity of this reasoning. While this argument is somewhat convincing, several important respects need to be addressed.
In the first place, ….
In the second place,…
Finally,…
To sum up, the conclusion lacks credibility because the evidence cited in the analysis does not lend strong support to what the arguer claims and the arguer fails to consider the whole situation comprehensively .To make the argument more convincing, the arguer would have to rule out the above-mentioned possibility that would undermine his or her claim .The arguer should also provide more information that... to make this argument logically acceptable.
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To better assess the argument, we need additional detailed information about...so that we can establish the conclusion whether....
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AA错误
The author commits a fallacy of causal oversimplification .
Using the positive correlation between ...and... ,the arguer unfairly estabilishes causality ,but never provides any evidence to support that this is the case . It is the typical after this then because of this fallacy. In fact ,it may be only a coincidence that the poor financial performance happened after Apogee Company moved from one location operation to multi-location operation.Moreover the arguer here ignores other factors that might contribute to B, for example ,.........It is also highly possible that B just resulted from ..........Without ruling out other possible causal explanations ,the arguer cannot confidently conclude that A is resposible for B .
The argument is based on a false analog .
The arguer simply assumes that what is true of A will likewise be true of B .Admittedly , both .........,but even here exists fundamental (conspicuous)differences, such as..............Therefore, although..........proved effective in doning ...........there is no guarantee that it will work just as well for ......As a result ,we cannot safely assume that ............
The arguer commits the fallacy of all tihngs are equal
It is assumed without justification that background conditios have remained the same at different times or at different locations .The arguer groundless infer from .......in the past that .......,however ,he or she fails to offer any evidence to substantiate this inference.It is very likely that ..........or that..........any of these scenarios ,if true ,would serve to undermine the claim that .............
The argument presents a false dilemma.
The arguer assumes that A and B are mutually exclusive althernatives and there is no room for a middle ground .However ,the arguer provides no reason for imposing an either-or choice.Common sense tells us that adjusting both A and B might produce better results .
Moreover ,the arguer unfairly assumes that A and B are the only available solusions to the problem. It is highly possible that means other than A or B could better solve the problem . Without considering and ruling out other alternative means of doing .....the arguer cannot confidently recommend .......
The evidence the arguer provides is insifficient to support the conclusion drawn from it .
1.The example cited, that..... , while suggestive of this, is insufficient to warrant the truth because one example is logically insound to estabilish a general conclusion and there is no reason to believe that the data from ..... is representative of the ...... For example....
2.the arguer provides no assurance that the survey on which the argument depends is statistically reliable.Unless the survey ’s respondents are representative of the overall population of ........,the arguer cannot rely on it to conclude that..........
3.the statistics from only a few recent years are not necessarily a good indicator of future trends.It is unlikely that the brief one-week periods under comparison are representive of longer time periods.Moreover , the statistical evidence is too vague to be informative.
The poll cited by the arguer is too vague to be informative.
The claim does not indicate who conducted the poll ,who responded ,or when ,where and how the poll was conducted.Moreover ,lacking information about the number of people surveyed and the number of respondents ,it is impossible to access the validity of the result .For example,if 200 persons were surveyed but only 2 responded ,the conclusion that.......would be highly suspect . Until these questions are answered,the results of the survey are worthless as evidence for the conclusion. |
