Common risk
Only saying government should build more houses ignores land, commute, and living quality.
- Whether the affected residents are clear
- Whether housing pressure is specific
- Whether city result returns to the prompt
IELTS Task 2 housing topic prompts often turn housing prices, land use, and family life into a common-sense list instead of a scorable argument chain.
Limit the angle before choosing examples.
If residents, renters, or young families are missing, housing argument loses its beneficiary.
First decide whether the prompt asks about housing cost, high-rise living, urban planning, or home ownership.
Write one housing chain: cost pressure -> affected group -> living choice -> city result.
Only saying government should build more houses ignores land, commute, and living quality.
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 which layer, task reading, position, or development, is holding it back.