Three-step prompt split
Mark the object, find the conflict, and identify the answer requirement. This usually gives two body paragraph jobs.
Feeling short of ideas often means the prompt object, conflict, and answer requirement still need unpacking. Turn the prompt into paragraph jobs before looking for examples.
Analyse the prompt first; an idea bank comes second.
A prompt often creates tension between two values, groups, or outcomes.
Decide what each paragraph must answer before choosing examples.
Mark the object, find the conflict, and identify the answer requirement. This usually gives two body paragraph jobs.
Leave the full essay for later. Write two topic sentences and one reason for each paragraph.
These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.
Submit a Task 2 outline or essay and check where prompt analysis or development gets stuck.