A fix, and who it misses
Write, then mark it yourself.
Households in small flats throw away usable goods because they cannot store them.
Explain one serious result, propose one response, and say what that response does not solve.
Templates for Task 2, introduction, overview, body
Insert a template, then replace every [bracket] with your own words. The examiner does not penalise structure, only memorised phrases that don't fit.
- Introduction
Some people believe that [paraphrase the opinion]. I [agree / partly agree / disagree] with this view because [reason 1] and [reason 2].Paraphrase the question, then give your clear position. Keep it to two sentences. - Body paragraph
The main reason is that [main idea]. This is because [explain]. For example, [a specific example, e.g. from Bangladesh]. As a result, [result linked to the question].One central idea per paragraph: idea → explanation → example → link back. - Other side (for 'to what extent' / discuss)
On the other hand, some argue that [opposite view], since [reason]. However, [why your view is stronger].Shows you considered the other view without changing your position. - Conclusion
In conclusion, I [agree/disagree] that [restate position], because [summary of your two reasons].No new ideas. Repeat your position in new words.
0 / 250 words
- One result is extended.
- Make sure your answer fits with the result you mentioned.
- You can mention a small problem with your idea, but keep supporting your main answer.
- Do not just list many other plans. Focus on the main ones.
All four criteria are needed. Under 250 words should hold Task Achievement or Task Response down.