Question

what is a concession in an argument?

- a writer's admission that a counterclaim is valid
- an opposing argument to the writer's claim
- a statement that presents opposing evidence
- a writer's main point or position on a topic

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

A concession in an argument is a writer's admission that a counterclaim is valid. It acknowledges the legitimacy of an opposing viewpoint or evidence.