Nuanced stance
Expressions such as hardly, not entirely and by no means carry different strengths of stance.
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Expressions such as hardly, not entirely and by no means carry different strengths of stance.
A speaker may imply something without stating it directly.
Strengthen an important point through structure and word choice while keeping the claim accurate.
Metaphors and idioms go beyond literal meanings.
Varying sentence length can highlight ideas and avoid monotony.
Preserve scope, certainty and conditions when reformulating.
Some arguments depend on an unstated assumption.
Preserve meaning while adapting structure and detail for a different audience.
Compare explanations by how well they account for the evidence and by their limitations.
An advanced conclusion combines the answer, strength of evidence, limitations and implications.
Separating a principle from its implementation in context, with bilingual examples and practice.
Expressing support without endorsing every detail in context, with bilingual examples and practice.
Defining the point of agreement precisely in context, with bilingual examples and practice.
Questioning the link between problem and solution in context, with bilingual examples and practice.
Revising a position in response to evidence in context, with bilingual examples and practice.
Specifying what has changed and what has not in context, with bilingual examples and practice.
Rejecting an oversimplified division into two camps in context, with bilingual examples and practice.
Formulating an alternative that combines different considerations in context, with bilingual examples and practice.