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What type of IELTS Writing Task 2 question is this: Some people think TV is harmful to children while others believe it is beneficial. Discuss both views and give your opinion.
What must the writer do in a discuss-both-views-and-give-your-opinion essay?
Which introduction structure is most suitable for this essay type?
Which sentence best paraphrases the topic?
Which thesis statement clearly argues that television is harmful?
Which sentence gives a clear personal opinion?
Which phrase can introduce the first viewpoint?
Which phrase can introduce the opposing viewpoint?
Which idea best supports the view that television is harmful?
Which idea best supports the view that television is beneficial?
Which argument is most relevant to physical health?
Which argument is most relevant to social development?
Which argument is most relevant to education?
Which sentence is the strongest topic sentence for the harmful view?
Which sentence is the strongest topic sentence for the beneficial view?
Which explanation best develops the argument about inappropriate content?
Which explanation best develops the argument about inactivity?
Which example best supports the educational-benefit argument?
Which example best supports the advertising argument?
Which sentence contains an overgeneralised claim?
Which word best replaces bad in a formal IELTS essay?
Which word best replaces good in a formal IELTS essay?
Which phrase means children see unsuitable material?
Which phrase means children become less sensitive to violence?
Which phrase best describes a lifestyle involving little physical activity?
Which phrase best describes parents controlling what children watch?
Which sentence uses although correctly?
Which sentence uses while to contrast two views correctly?
Which sentence is a compound sentence?
Which sentence is a complex sentence?
Which sentence is most suitable as a concession?
Which sentence best refutes the beneficial view?
Which paragraph order is most logical if the writer believes TV is harmful?
Why might the harmful view be placed in Body Paragraph 2?
What should the opinion paragraph do?
Which sentence best begins an opinion paragraph?
Which reason best supports the opinion that modern TV is harmful overall?
Which sentence best concludes the essay?
Which conclusion mistake should be avoided?
Which outline best matches the writer’s opinion that television is harmful?
Which response best demonstrates a balanced position?
Which supporting detail is least relevant to the essay topic?
Which sentence has the clearest cause-and-effect relationship?
Which sentence best avoids repetition of the word children?
Which phrase is most appropriate for giving an example?
Which phrase is most appropriate for showing a result?
Which phrase is most appropriate for adding another supporting idea?
Which idea would make the harmful paragraph more developed?
Which idea would make the beneficial paragraph more developed?
Which final position is the most precise?
