The Logical Structure of Arguments What exactly do editors mean by 'logical structure'? First off, they don't mean the kind of precise certainty you get in a pilosophy class in formal logic. In other words, don't try to sound so smart when you are writing; it's good to know what you're talking about but don't try to show that you know everything there is about the subject. Editors discourage students from using the word prove …showed first 75 words of 509 total…

…showed last 75 words of 509 total…about what the claim is and how serious it is because you keep telling them about it with each sentence that you write in that paragraph. In closing, this chapter showes how to write your arguments with logical structure. It also clarifies what editors mean exactly by 'logical structure.' Also, the chapter tells us of two forms of support and goes into detail about their meanings and how to apply them to your arguments.