Acknowledge an opponent's point honestly, then dismantle it with a stronger counter-argument.
A panel debates whether social media harms democracy. Notice the concede-then-rebut rhythm.
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Strong debate stacks concession and rebuttal: « J'admets que c'est vrai, toutefois… » or « Soit, mais il n'en reste pas moins que… ». Note « toutefois » and « néanmoins » take the indicative, while a following « bien que » clause would take the subjunctive.
Write a 5-sentence rebuttal to a claim of your choice: state the claim, concede one valid aspect, then refute it with « néanmoins » and « il n'en reste pas moins que ».
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