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An essay in which the author chooses a side on a topic and defends it. - none of the above - argumentative - fallacy - discursive
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An essay in which the author chooses a side on a topic and defends it.

- none of the above
- argumentative
- fallacy
- discursive

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Argumentative hope this helped
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argumentative

Step-by-step explanation:

When a person is trying to defend a topic there arguing against other viewpoints and defending it

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