Suppose you wish to explicitly signal that you are making a rebuttal. You could indicate this transition to a counterargument by using which of the following words or expressions?
A) Argues for; in conclusion; in summary; and suggest that
B) Moreover; in addition; to sum up; and research shows that
C) However; nevertheless; but; and contrary to
D) Inference; claim; assertion; and conclusion

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The transition words "however," "nevertheless," "but," and "contrary to" are all commonly used to indicate a rebuttal or counterargument. They signal a shift in perspective and contradict the previous statement. Option A and B are more suited for summarizing or adding information, while option D refers to different parts of an argument or analysis.

Suppose You Wish to Explicitly Signal That You Are Making