Three common positions
Full agreement, full disagreement, and partial agreement can all work. The key is keeping the whole essay around that judgment.
Many responses say they agree but keep shifting through concessions. The reader struggles to see the final judgment. Define the scope of agreement first.
The earlier the position is clear, the easier the development becomes.
A body paragraph may include concession, as long as the answer stays visibly the same.
If you partly agree, the two body paragraphs should explain the boundary and work together.
Full agreement, full disagreement, and partial agreement can all work. The key is keeping the whole essay around that judgment.
Rewrite only the introduction and two topic sentences first, then check whether the three sentences carry the same position.
These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.
Submit one Task 2 essay and see whether position scope already limits Task Response.