1. The arguer may be right about …, but he eem to neglect (fail) to mention (take into account) that fact that…
2. A oppoed to (Contrary to) widely (commonly/generally) held (accepted) belief (idea/view), I believe (argue that…
3. Although many people believe that …, I doubt (wonder) whether the argument bear much analyi (cloe examination).
4. The advantage of B outweigh any benefit we gained from (carry more weight than thoe of / are much greater than) A.
5. Although it i commonly (widely / generally) held (felt / accepted / agreed) that …, it i unlikely to be true that…
6. There i an element of truth in thi argument (tatement), but it ignore a deeper and more baic (important / eential) fact (reaon) that…
7. It i true that (True, / To be ure, / Admittedly,)…, but thi i not to ay (it i unlikely / it doen’t follow / it doen’t mean / it won’t be the cae) that…
8. The main (obviou / great) problem (flaw / drawback) with (in) thi argument (view / remark) i that it i ignorant of (blind to) the baic (bare) fact that …
9. It would be poible (natural / reaonable) to think (believe / take the view) that…, but it would be aburd (wrong) to claim (argue) that …
10. In all the dicuion and debate over…, one important (baic) fact i generally overlooked (neglected).[由Www.haozuowen.com整理]
11. There i abolutely (in fact) no (every) reaon for u to believe (accept / reit / reject) that…
12. Logical (Valid / Sound) a thi argument and I wholeheartedly agree with it, it appear inignificant (aburd) when … i taken into conideration (account).
13. To aume (ugget) that … i far from being proved (to mi the point).
14. A cloe (careful) inpection (examination / crutiny) of thi argument would reveal how flimy (groundle / fallaciou) it i.
15. On the urface (At fiirt thought), it (thi) may eem a ound (an attractive) uggetion (olution / idea), but careful weighing on the mind (on cloer analyi / on econd thought), we find that…
16. Too much emphai placed on (attention paid to / importance attached to) … may obcure (overlook / neglect) other fact…
17. The danger (problem / fact / truth / point) i that…
18. What the arguer fail to undertand (conider /mention) i that…
19. We don’t have to look very far to ee (find out) the truth (validity) of thi argument (propoition).
20. However jut (logical / ound / valid) thi argument may be, it only kim the urface of the problem.