STATING A POINT: It is undeniable that…, One cannot overlook the fact that…, The evidence overwhelmingly suggests that…, A crucial aspect to consider is…, From a broader perspective, it becomes clear that…, GIVING EXAMPLES: A prime example of this is…, Consider the case of…, This is best illustrated by…, Historical evidence supports this, such as…, Statistically speaking, studies have shown that…, CHALLENGING A POINT: That argument fails to consider…, While that may be true to some extent, it ignores the fact that…, A critical flaw in this reasoning is…, The assumption here is that…, but in reality…, That perspective does not account for…, That assertion is completely bereft of evidence. , And how would you see this working in the short run? Hardly, it seems too far-fetched. , Can you provide data to back up your claim?, The reasoning that... is faulty., CONCEDING A POINT (but still defending yours): I acknowledge that…, however…, While I agree to some degree, it is important to highlight that…, That is a valid point, yet it does not change the fact that…, There is some merit to your argument, but…, Even if we accept that…, it still does not address…, Though formidable up to a certain extent, your argument present several flaws. To begin with, we can..., CONCLUDING A DEBATE: Ultimately, what truly matters here is…, At the end of the day, the evidence supports that…, We have analyzed both sides, and it is clear that…, After considering all arguments, the logical conclusion is…, To summarize, the facts demonstrate that…, We have to ask ourlselves... which path are we going to opt for? , Therefore, we strongly advocate for..., Let's take stock of where we are in this debate., We would like to take this opportunity to thank the organizers and the audience for their support" , We would like to shake hands with the opposition as a gesture of good sportsmanship,

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