When writing to persuade or argue, you should acknowledge the point of view opposing your own. What is meant by this?

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When writing a letter, layout and paragraphs are important factors. A writer always addresses an audience, which, of course, means the reader. When someone writes a letter, this relationship between reader and writer becomes less abstract and much more immediate. A letter is often meant for a single person.

You should learn to write letters for several purposes, using different styles.


When writing to persuade or argue, you should acknowledge the point of view opposing your own. What is meant by this?