what are main phrases for a debate and value points?

Such questions need to be attempted on your own to test your creative writing skills. However, these points might help you elaborate:

- A debate is a formal discussion in which opposing arguments on the same topic are put forward.
- In a debate, a speaker has to first decide whether he is going to speak 'for' or 'against' the topic.
- All his arguments then either support or oppose the given topic.
- There are some key phrases you may se in a debate:
'To begin with, I would like to draw your attention to......'
'In my opinion, .....'
'My opponent may say that....'
'I disagree with my opponent as.....'
'Contrary to what my opponent thinks, I know that....'
'Her's the main point I wish to draw your attention to....'
'The core of the argument is...'
'To conclude, ....'
'Let me leave you with a final thought....'
'To sum up, ......'
- All the points must be presented in a logical manner, with relevant examples and possible quotes by famous personalities.
- The tone needs to be convincing and forceful.