Argumentative Essay: 

• Argumentative Essay refers to a genre of writing that helps the students to investigate a topic. 
• It requires a student to establish a position on the topic in a concise manner.
• This type of assignment or essay are generally prepared for producing the extensive research studies of literature and previously published materials.

Structure of the Argumentative Essay: 

 The structure of the Argumentative Essay consists of Introduction, thesis statement, body of the content, Evidence supports, transition and conclusion

1. Introduction: This is the first phase of an argument essay where the author has to explain the topic of the content and express the importance of the topic to intensify the reader should care about the issue. 
2. Thesis Statement: This part covers the main purpose of the topic and the author writes the thesis statement before the end of his introductory paragraph of the essay. It sums of the central point of the essay.  The students should present the thesis statement in terms of essay writing because without this it will be quite difficult to write and compose an effective essay.
3. Body: This is the most important part of the essay because the author has provided the main facts and circumstances of the topic. He has to prepare each point in the paragraph and should be limited to discussion while explaining the facts of the essay. The author composed each paragraph and made the sentences with a logical thought because each paragraph of the essay must have some logical connection to the thesis statement. The author should present the paragraph that directly supports the thesis statement with proper evidence collected during his research. Because it is important to clarify the reason why the evidence supports the thesis statement. Depending on the length of the assignment the essay should be written in the small paragraphs. Author should present the small  paragraphs by expressing the different opinions in the body. 
4. Evidence supports: By sum up the evidence supports the author should presented the evidence supports with factual, logical and statistical format because it helps to determine the essay more detailed, well researched and accurate information to support the thesis statement because a well-rounded argumentative essay is based on opinion not simply aligned with the thesis. By composing the essay students should prepare a report on gathering and collecting the evidence regarding the topic. 
5. Transition: It connects one paragraph to another. It helps to connect one idea to another and make the sentences occur within the paragraphs or between the paragraphs. It holds the formation of the essay and helps to wrap up the idea of the sentences from the previous section and that idea is introduced by following to the next section. It develops the logical progression of the essay.
6. Conclusion: It is the final part of the essay and this portion of the essay leaves the immediate impression on the mind of the reader because the essay must be completed and conclude with the effective and logical thought of reasoning. In the author has restated the main points of the essay and review of the thesis statement and completed with a short discussion by highlighting the main purpose of the topic.