Writing Task 2

1. Introduction: paraphrase the policy and state whether you mostly agree, disagree or agree with conditions.
2. Body 1: explain the strongest public benefit, such as reduced congestion or cleaner air.
3. Body 2: handle the cost problem and propose a condition, such as funding only high-demand routes first.
4. Conclusion: restate the position and the condition that makes it realistic.

Writing a balanced advantages/disadvantages essay instead of answering to what extent you agree.

1. Introduction: define the issue as homework integrity and state a nuanced position.
2. Body 1: explain why unrestricted AI use can weaken learning and make assessment unreliable.
3. Body 2: argue for supervised uses such as brainstorming, feedback or vocabulary support.
4. Conclusion: reaffirm that rules are better than a total ban.

Sounding absolute: either AI is always harmful or always beneficial. IELTS rewards a controlled, defensible position.

1. Introduction: paraphrase both views and preview your opinion.
2. Body 1: explain why online degrees can be equal when assessment and teaching quality are rigorous.
3. Body 2: explain why face-to-face study may offer stronger networking and practical interaction.
4. Conclusion: decide which view is stronger and under what condition.

Forgetting your own opinion after discussing both sides.

1. Introduction: present the safety-vs-privacy tension and your final stance.
2. Body 1: explain how cameras can deter crime and help investigations in high-risk areas.
3. Body 2: explain privacy concerns and the danger of constant monitoring without oversight.
4. Conclusion: support limited use with rules on storage, access and location.

Turning the essay into a one-sided crime essay and ignoring privacy.

1. Introduction: paraphrase the trend and state whether advantages outweigh disadvantages.
2. Body 1: explain benefits for productivity, health and retention.
3. Body 2: explain risks for customer service, workload compression or small businesses.
4. Conclusion: compare weight and give the final judgment.

Listing advantages and disadvantages without answering outweigh.

1. Introduction: paraphrase visitor limits and say the essay will examine both sides.
2. Body 1: explain advantages for preservation, crowd control and resident quality of life.
3. Body 2: explain disadvantages for local income, small businesses and visitor access.
4. Conclusion: summarize the trade-off and mention careful management.

Answering as if the prompt asks whether advantages outweigh disadvantages. This one asks for both sides only.

1. Introduction: paraphrase food waste and preview causes plus solutions.
2. Body 1: explain causes such as overbuying, unclear date labels and poor meal planning.
3. Body 2: propose linked solutions such as label education, smaller package options and planning apps.
4. Conclusion: restate that reducing waste needs both information and practical purchasing changes.

Giving solutions that do not match the causes.

1. Introduction: paraphrase urban loneliness and state that both lifestyle and city design matter.
2. Body 1: explain causes such as long commutes, temporary housing and lack of shared spaces.
3. Body 2: propose solutions such as local events, mixed-use public spaces and workplace flexibility.
4. Conclusion: summarize that cities need social infrastructure, not only more population density.

Explaining loneliness as only an individual attitude and ignoring urban conditions.

1. Introduction: paraphrase the decline and preview two causes plus two responses.
2. Body 1: answer why, focusing on screen entertainment and lack of reading routines.
3. Body 2: answer how, proposing choice-based reading, classroom time and parent modeling.
4. Conclusion: summarize that motivation grows when reading is visible, social and enjoyable.

Answering only the solution question and barely explaining the causes.

1. Introduction: paraphrase career changes and state whether you see the trend as mostly positive or negative.
2. Body 1: explain causes such as automation, longer working lives and changing personal priorities.
3. Body 2: evaluate the trend, weighing adaptability and satisfaction against instability.
4. Conclusion: restate the judgment and the condition that makes the trend beneficial.

Writing a generic advantages/disadvantages essay and forgetting the why question.