Why you get stuck
The usual causes:
- Turning the other view into a straw man.
- Forcing equal word counts.
- Forgetting your own view.
- Writing it like an opinion essay.
"I disagree with that side, so I run out after two lines." Half a sentence is not a discussion. Find the other side's best reason first.
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"Let the other side finish" is a member level. Four levels are free after sign-in.
The usual causes:
Each comes with an example. Revise your draft against them.
"Let the other side finish", 6–10 minutes. A transport hearing. Pick which side to hear first, write a short paragraph and predict whether that side would accept it. They restate what you wrote, and you keep or revise it.
Topic: more roads vs more public transport. Supporters of building roads argue that ___ because ___. Compare: Some people think roads are good.
Model: Supporters of building roads argue that wider roads cut journey times, because many suburban trips are not covered by buses. The straw man says roads are good but not why or for whom.
"I disagree with that side, so I run out after two lines." Half a sentence is not a discussion. Find the other side's best reason first.
Banfen Writing focuses on targeted score-gap repair. Use a real essay to pinpoint your conservative band range, core blockers, text evidence, and next revision steps.
These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.
See what "Let the other side finish" asks on the level map. It is a member level and levels open in order; four levels are free after sign-in.