both sides of the argument
fixed phr..fixed phr.. the different opinions or reasons that people have about a topic. You use this when you want to be fair and look at all the facts before deciding.
fixed phr.. a phrase referring to the opposing viewpoints or sets of reasoning in a debate or discussion. It is often used in the context of critical thinking, journalism, or mediation to imply objectivity.
You should listen to both sides of the argument before you decide.
The journalist tried to present both sides of the argument fairly in her article about the new tax.
A truly balanced essay must evaluate both sides of the argument with equal rigor before reaching a logical conclusion based on the evidence.
often follows verbs like 'hear', 'listen to', 'consider', or 'present'.
use this to teach transition words like 'on the other hand' or 'however'; it is a useful phrase for academic writing and formal debates.
consider both sides of argumentconsider both sides of the argumentthe definite article 'the' is required before 'argument' when referring to a specific debate.