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Go through each of the claims that you make in your outline. Ask yourself, "What will prove this?" Create a worksheet like the one below. Remember that it is your goal to find research that will allow you to make appeals to logos, ethos, and pathos. Thesis Statement: Claim #1: Sub-claim #1: Proof: Sub-claim #2: Proof: Sub-claim #3: Proof: Claim #2: Sub-claim #1: Proof: Sub-claim #2: Proof: Sub-claim #3: Proof: Claim #3: Sub-claim #1 : Proof : Sub-claim #2 : Proof : Sub-claim #3: Proof:
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