Common trap
Only writing screen time is bad without age, content, and parental control.
- Whether age and use are clear
- Whether risk is specific
- Whether parent or school responsibility is limited
This IELTS Task 2 question should not start with memorising a model essay. First decide who the prompt concerns, what it compares, and whether it asks for cause, evaluation, or trade-off.
Diagnose the prompt before writing the full essay.
If the example only says phones make children lazy, development is usually weak.
First decide whether the prompt asks about learning, attention, social skills, or physical health.
Write one screen chain: content type -> child behaviour -> learning or health result.
First of all, technology saves a lot of time in our daily life. For example, when we go to a new place, we do not need to ask people or remember the way, we just use the map App on the phone. Besides, we can pay by phone, buy things online and talk with friend…
Marked line: where the diagnosis located the main blocker in this learner-written essay.Coherence & cohesion 6
Sample diagnostic, not an official IELTS score.
Only writing screen time is bad without age, content, and parental control.
This IELTS Task 2 question should not start with memorising a model essay. First decide who the prompt concerns, what it compares, and whether it asks for cause, evaluation, or trade-off.
If the example only says phones make children lazy, development is usually weak.
First decide whether the prompt asks about learning, attention, social skills, or physical health. Only writing screen time is bad without age, content, and parental control.
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