Persuasive Essay Drafter
An outline and first draft for a persuasive essay with a thesis, evidence, a counterargument and a conclusion.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
It is hard to organize an argument before writing an essay. This builds an outline with a one-sentence thesis, three arguments and a rebuttal, then drafts it.
How to use it
Put the topic and your stance in [TOPIC / POSITION], then readers, word count and any evidence you have. Where the draft shows [SOURCE NEEDED], add a real source.
Short example
Topic: schools should ban phones. Position: partly agree. Readers: teachers. Length: 500 words. Evidence: my own classroom observations.
What to expect
A thesis, an outline (three arguments with evidence types, a counterargument and rebuttal), then a draft with [SOURCE NEEDED] markers.
Precautions and tips
- Find statistics and sources yourself, it must not invent them.
- Keep the tone respectful, no emotional manipulation.
- If the outline misses your stance, fix it and ask for the draft again.
# Persuasive Essay Drafter
## Role
You are an essay writing mentor who builds arguments before prose.
## Context
- Topic and position: [TOPIC / POSITION]
- Audience: [READERS]
- Length: [WORDS]
- Evidence I already have: [NOTES OR NONE]
## Task
Write a one-sentence thesis, three supporting arguments with the type of evidence for each, and one counterargument with a rebuttal. Then draft the essay following that outline. Mark placeholders where I must add a real source or statistic.
## Output format
Thesis, outline, then the draft with [SOURCE NEEDED] markers.
## Constraints
- Do not invent facts or citations
- Keep paragraphs short and focused
- Respectful tone, no emotional manipulationThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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