PPT: Debate Writing | English Grammar for Class 6 PDF Download

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Debate Writing
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Debate Writing
What is a Debate?
Friendly Argument
A debate is a friendly 
discussion where two sides 
share their views on a topic.
Convince Others
Each side uses facts and 
examples to persuade the 
audience that their ideas are 
better.
Learn Together
It teaches clear speaking, active listening, and critical thinking 
skills.
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Debate Writing
What is a Debate?
Friendly Argument
A debate is a friendly 
discussion where two sides 
share their views on a topic.
Convince Others
Each side uses facts and 
examples to persuade the 
audience that their ideas are 
better.
Learn Together
It teaches clear speaking, active listening, and critical thinking 
skills.
Why Do We Have Debates?
Share Different Ideas
Debates help us share different ideas 
and learn from each other's 
perspectives and experiences.
Practice Speaking
They give us practice speaking in front 
of others and building our confidence 
step by step.
Understand Both Sides
We learn to understand both sides of a 
question, making us better thinkers and 
decision-makers.
Build Confidence
Debates help us become confident and 
respectful speakers who can express 
ideas clearly and kindly.
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Debate Writing
What is a Debate?
Friendly Argument
A debate is a friendly 
discussion where two sides 
share their views on a topic.
Convince Others
Each side uses facts and 
examples to persuade the 
audience that their ideas are 
better.
Learn Together
It teaches clear speaking, active listening, and critical thinking 
skills.
Why Do We Have Debates?
Share Different Ideas
Debates help us share different ideas 
and learn from each other's 
perspectives and experiences.
Practice Speaking
They give us practice speaking in front 
of others and building our confidence 
step by step.
Understand Both Sides
We learn to understand both sides of a 
question, making us better thinkers and 
decision-makers.
Build Confidence
Debates help us become confident and 
respectful speakers who can express 
ideas clearly and kindly.
Types of Debates You Can Try
Team Debate
Two teams of students 
argue for or against a topic, 
working together to present 
the strongest case possible.
One-on-One Debate
Two individual students 
debate each other directly, 
taking turns to present their 
arguments and responses.
Spontaneous Debate
Quick, fun debates on 
surprise topics that test your 
ability to think and speak on 
your feet!
Public Forum
Debates about current events and topics that everyone can understand and relate to in their daily 
lives.
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Debate Writing
What is a Debate?
Friendly Argument
A debate is a friendly 
discussion where two sides 
share their views on a topic.
Convince Others
Each side uses facts and 
examples to persuade the 
audience that their ideas are 
better.
Learn Together
It teaches clear speaking, active listening, and critical thinking 
skills.
Why Do We Have Debates?
Share Different Ideas
Debates help us share different ideas 
and learn from each other's 
perspectives and experiences.
Practice Speaking
They give us practice speaking in front 
of others and building our confidence 
step by step.
Understand Both Sides
We learn to understand both sides of a 
question, making us better thinkers and 
decision-makers.
Build Confidence
Debates help us become confident and 
respectful speakers who can express 
ideas clearly and kindly.
Types of Debates You Can Try
Team Debate
Two teams of students 
argue for or against a topic, 
working together to present 
the strongest case possible.
One-on-One Debate
Two individual students 
debate each other directly, 
taking turns to present their 
arguments and responses.
Spontaneous Debate
Quick, fun debates on 
surprise topics that test your 
ability to think and speak on 
your feet!
Public Forum
Debates about current events and topics that everyone can understand and relate to in their daily 
lives.
The Basic Structure of a Debate
0 1
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Say what your topic is and clearly state your 
opinion. Make a strong first impression that 
grabs attention.
0 2
A r g u m e n t s
Give 2-3 strong reasons to support your side 
with facts, examples, and clear explanations 
that make sense.
0 3
R e b u t t a l
Listen carefully to the other side and politely 
explain why you disagree with their main 
points.
0 4
C o n c l u s i o n
Summarize your strongest points and end with 
a memorable statement that leaves a lasting 
impression.