Support | Newton (2024)

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You include information and ideas from the reading. You add your own ideas. You can use your own experience to answer the question. So you should cite information from the passage in your response PLUS your own ideas based on what you knew before you read the passage.

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So you could say something like I support that, or I support you. And sure. That is a nice, simple way to express that support and show that you think your coworker has a good idea. Maybe you'll even say that in the business meeting so that everyone knows you support her.

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The most universal way to support a point is to provide a reference to a source which backs it up: either someone who agrees with you, or evidence that supports you. As your studies progress, this strategy may need to become more in depth, perhaps referencing multiple sources or commenting critically on them.

One helpful way of providing evidence is by quoting directly from the text. You should then explore why the quote you have chosen is relevant to your answer. You may also want to analyse how the language, and/or imagery used adds further emphasis to the argument you are highlighting within the text.

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