How to break down this topic
First decide whether the prompt asks about city attraction, rural decline, housing pressure, or public services.
IELTS Task 2 urbanisation topic prompts often fail not because of missing ideas, but because housing, work, and city services is not turned into a scorable paragraph chain.
Diagnose the prompt angle before choosing examples.
Stacking traffic, housing, and pollution removes a clear causal chain from the paragraph.
If migrant workers, young families, and local residents are all written as people, the argument becomes empty.
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.
First decide whether the prompt asks about city attraction, rural decline, housing pressure, or public services.
Choose one group and explain why they move, what limitation they face, and how the result affects the city.
IELTS Task 2 urbanisation topic prompts often fail not because of missing ideas, but because housing, work, and city services is not turned into a scorable paragraph chain.
Stacking traffic, housing, and pollution removes a clear causal chain from the paragraph.
If migrant workers, young families, and local residents are all written as people, the argument becomes empty. Choose one group and explain why they move, what limitation they face, and how the result affects the city.
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