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    The author argues that light pollution is a problem and draws attention to its negative effects. They make three main arguments: first, that light pollution provides an unnatural baseline that distorts the night; second, that it urges readers to consider the disadvantages of light pollution; third, that it uses subtle yet persuasive language to convince readers of the emotional impacts of light pollution. The overall purpose is to develop the argument that light pollution is an issue that needs addressing.

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    The author argues that light pollution is a problem and draws attention to its negative effects. They make three main arguments: first, that light pollution provides an unnatural baseline that distorts the night; second, that it urges readers to consider the disadvantages of light pollution; third, that it uses subtle yet persuasive language to convince readers of the emotional impacts of light pollution. The overall purpose is to develop the argument that light pollution is an issue that needs addressing.

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    The author argues that light pollution is a problem and draws attention to its negative effects. They make three main arguments: first, that light pollution provides an unnatural baseline that distorts the night; second, that it urges readers to consider the disadvantages of light pollution; third, that it uses subtle yet persuasive language to convince readers of the emotional impacts of light pollution. The overall purpose is to develop the argument that light pollution is an issue that needs addressing.

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    The author argues that light pollution is a problem and draws attention to its negative effects. They make three main arguments: first, that light pollution provides an unnatural baseline that distorts the night; second, that it urges readers to consider the disadvantages of light pollution; third, that it uses subtle yet persuasive language to convince readers of the emotional impacts of light pollution. The overall purpose is to develop the argument that light pollution is an issue that needs addressing.

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    INTRODUCERE

     In the article, “………….” by………….., he/she makes an argument claiming that ……….and
    that………….. Strategies ……..employs to support his/her argument include ………, …………,
    and………….. Author’s overall purpose in writing this article is to draw attention towards………...
    His primary audience would be………………..
     In response to………, writer ……..argues that ………….in his article “……”. He effectively builds
    his argument by using a ……1……, ……2………, and…….3……..

    ARGUMENT 1

    Firstly,The author starts his article off by………….. – exemple text + citate.In telling this………., author
    (de ce prezinta asta). X2 how? What effect? This ………provides a baseline of sorts for readers to find
    credence with the author’s claims.

    ARGUMENT 2

    What is more, Author’s argument is also furthered by his use of….– exemple text + citate (de ce)This
    urges the readers to weigh the disadvantages of……… how? …. Furthermore,………. What effect? By
    doing this, creates……….. This furthers his line of argumentation because it shows

    ARGUMENT 3

    Finally, Bogard makes subtle yet efficient use of ………..to persuade his audience that…………...
    exemple text + citate (de ce) He ……… how? This strategy is definitively an appeal to pathos, forcing
    the audience to directly face an emotionally-charged ….. that will surely spur some kind of response.
    What effect? By doing this, he/she develops his argument, adding power to the idea that the issue of

    CONCLUZIE

    Overall, Writing as a reaction to………….., the author argues that………... He builds this claim by
    making use of a………1………….,………2………., and……….3………...

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