argue

V(1)	[mantener, sotener, razonar]	argue, argues, arguing, argued

~ Prep	~ against | ~ for
	We strongly argue against a role for this component. | We argue for the necessity of further analysis.

~ Adv	~ convincingly, ~ persuasively, ~ strongly | ~ previously, ~ recently
	The authors have previously argued that this is the most effective approach.

~ that-cl	--
	They argued that some dates are more reliable than others.
	> Aparece frecuentemente en pasiva y con vernos modales como can, could, may

~ wh-cl	--
	One could argue whether this analysis is correct.

V(2)	[demostrar]	argue, argues, arguing, argued

N ~	data ~, information ~, lines of evidence ~, observations ~ | experiments ~, demonstration ~, study ~ | fact ~ | findings ~, results ~| model ~ | possibilities ~
	Three lines of evidence argue that these assumptions should be modified.

~ Prep	against | for
	The experiment argues against this hypothesis. | These data argue strongly for additional pathways.

~ that-cl	--
	This model argues that these two elements cannot be combined.

argument