I think your kind of discribeing what I did wrong the last Thursday, but like Spencer said point iut that their case is not resolutional and continue to pull through your case.
first you would point out the flaw then explain why oviously yours is better because it is resolutional and then since they cant do much ...just attack to win over your judge... the end :D :o :I
first i would explain that they dont clash, or are non-resolutional. then i would attack the arguments they present anyway.. and rebuild/buildup my case.
ask how their case is related to the resolution
ReplyDeletepoint out their case isn't resolutional and spend the rest of the time pulling throw your case. They have to argue something....?
ReplyDeletestart a rumble.................
ReplyDeleteno but really you start by stating why your case is resolutional and attack there case like you normally would
I think your kind of discribeing what I did wrong the last Thursday, but like Spencer said point iut that their case is not resolutional and continue to pull through your case.
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first you would point out the flaw then explain why oviously yours is better because it is resolutional and then since they cant do much ...just attack to win over your judge...
ReplyDeletethe end :D :o :I
you would ask how the resolution is related to their case
ReplyDeleteactually you can create a resolutional clash by asking how they are resolutional
ReplyDeletefirst i would explain that they dont clash, or are non-resolutional.
ReplyDeletethen i would attack the arguments they present anyway.. and rebuild/buildup my case.
i would say that they're unresolutional then then go from there then i would build up my case
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