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Introducing arguments:
Let me come to my first/second/…/next argument: ...
My first/… argument is: ...
The first/… reason why we’re prop/opposing this motion* is: ...
Giving examples:
There are many examples for this/for …, for instance...
In fact, you can find many examples for this in real life. Just think of…
And there are similar cases, such as …
So in this simple example we can clearly see the effect of …
Summarizing & linking the argument:
So as we have seen ..., and therefore ....
Now because of this …, we have to support this motion*.
And for all of these reasons, the motion must stand/fall.
making/rejecting/accepting/answering arguments:
Wouldn’t you have to agree …? / Doesn’t what you’re saying contradict with …? /
What about the …? / How would you explain, that … ?
Yes, please. / Go ahead.
Thank you very much, I’m going to come to this very point in my second argument in a minute.
When you need to say something now.
I’m sorry to interrupt, but you’ve misunderstood our point.
Sorry, I just have to disagree with your point.
Hold on a moment, that’s not correct.
If you would allow me to add a comment here…
* motion = die zur Debatte stehende Frage/Aussage
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