Do a three-step prompt check first
Circle the topic, task word, and conflict. Then write one answer sentence and assign one proof job to each body paragraph.
Many learners look for templates and examples first, but the blocker is usually what the prompt compares, asks, and needs each paragraph to prove.
Turn the prompt into two paragraph jobs before writing.
The more universal the material, the easier it misses the prompt. Task Response first checks whether this question is answered.
If Body 1 and Body 2 repeat the same idea, the issue is usually role assignment rather than a shortage of ideas.
Circle the topic, task word, and conflict. Then write one answer sentence and assign one proof job to each body paragraph.
Start with an outline; the full essay comes later. Write only an outline: position, Body 1 proves, Body 2 proves. Keep each item to one sentence.
These pages explain the Banfen Writing diagnostic and blocker-repair method, Task 1 overview, Task 2 development, and common score blockers.
Submit your prompt or essay and diagnose whether the blocker is prompt analysis, position, or development.