Comparison matters more than listing
A stronger answer explains when each side works, then says why one side or boundary is more convincing.
A common risk is writing one side, then the other, and rushing the opinion at the end. The reader needs to see how the two sides are weighed.
After discussing both views, your own judgment still matters.
Develop both sides with equal care, including the one you disagree with.
Your opinion may appear early and be reinforced at the end, but the essay should show a clear leaning.
A stronger answer explains when each side works, then says why one side or boundary is more convincing.
Write three sentences first: the reason for one side, the reason for the other side, and the judgment you support more. Then develop paragraphs.
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 discussion, judgment, or development is the thinnest step.