Structure a nuanced argument and concede a point before rebutting it.
Two colleagues debate whether remote work weakens team spirit.
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Concede a point with chociaż / mimo że (+ indicative): « Chociaż to trudne, jest konieczne. » (Although it's hard, it's necessary.) For a two-part concession use « co prawda… ale »: « Co prawda kosztuje więcej, ale jest trwalsze. » (Admittedly it costs more, but it lasts longer.) Note mimo że (although) vs. mimo to (despite that, as a connector): « Padało; mimo to wyszliśmy. »
Write an argumentative paragraph (4–5 sentences) on remote work: state a thesis, concede one counter-point, then rebut it.
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