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Argumentative Essay
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Is there another way to start off an argument instead of using "firstly" "secondly" etc?
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firstly - - I wd say 1st-ly, 2nd-ly 3rd-;y is SO clear that you shouldnt omit them
because
take a - b - -c - a is gonna be firstly - b cd be secondly or consequent on a and this should be signalled, C then wd be second or third point depending
so it signals a very clear logical progression which god know we need on AB for starters
because
take a - b - -c - a is gonna be firstly - b cd be secondly or consequent on a and this should be signalled, C then wd be second or third point depending
so it signals a very clear logical progression which god know we need on AB for starters
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