Context vs Argument

Question 1

Context

Answer 1

(ctx) Background information - into argument; or other people’s argument (opa); or Someone else’s argument (Some people say/claim). But; Although and, However are the indicators of the turn in the argument.

Question 2

But

Answer 2

Conjunction - indicates a turn in the argument. A switch from background/ opa to the author’s argument. Now listen up. This is what I want you to believe. We enjoyed our vacation a lot, but it was expensive.

Question 3

Although

Answer 3

Conjunction - indicates a turn in the argument. A switch from background/ opa to the author’s argument. Now listen up. This is what I want you to believe. . He decided to go, although I begged him not to.

Question 4

However

Answer 4

Adverb - indicates a turn in the argument. A switch from background/ opa to the author’s argument. Now listen up. This is what I want you to believe. There may, however, be other reasons that we don’t know about.

Question 5

Some people say/ claim

Answer 5

Other people’s argument. Author’s argument will be close by but definitely something else.

Question 6

Nonetheless

Answer 6

Adverb

Definition - despite what has just been said or referred to; nevertheless:

Question 7

Ending Context

Answer 7

All these words end context.