Question

the author's main argument in the passage is​

Answer 1

Answer:

The argument of a passage, sometimes also called the main claim or the thesis, is the author's point of view about the topic.

Answer 2

Answer:

Author's point of view about the topic

Explanation:

Do you understand the distinction between a passage's topic and argument? Understanding how the difference functions may improve your reading skills and is also very helpful when responding to questions on any type of standardised test. So here is a summary.

A passage's subject determines what the passage is about. A passage's argument is the author's viewpoint on the subject. The major assertion or the thesis are other names for the argument. The topic of the debate will be arguable; if you can't defend the opposing viewpoint, it isn't a debate.

Various arguments may be made in different passages on the same subject.

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