Types of Evidence
When a writer wants you to agree with a point, they hand you proof. But not all proof looks the same. Some is a hard number, some is a story, some is a name you are supposed to trust. Knowing the kinds of evidence helps you judge how strong an argument really is. GED RLA […]
Claim, Reason, and Evidence
Almost every nonfiction passage you read is trying to convince you of something. To answer questions about it, you need to see the moving parts underneath. Those parts have names, and once you can spot them, arguments stop feeling like a wall of words and start looking like a simple frame. Continue your GED preparation […]
