Learner identifies both parts of a two-part question in their own finished answer and confirms each has a developed paragraph.
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Five paragraph summaries. One duplicates part one's job.
Five paragraph summaries for a two-part question: *What causes urban congestion, and what can be done?* Order them so each part gets its own body paragraph.
Six stems. Two look like two parts and are one.
What are the causes of this problem, and what can be done about it? How many parts?
The joins, the outweigh trap, and why part two goes thin.
… and what can be done?
… as well as …
… and is this a positive development?
Each of these turns one question into two, and each half needs a paragraph's worth of answer.
Not a sentence. Not a clause in your conclusion.
Eight stems against what each requires.
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Definitions
Twelve stems sorted by how many answers they need.
Sort each item into the correct category
Four questions. Two have only one part.
What are the causes of traffic congestion, and what can be done to reduce it? Part 1: · Part 2:
Do the advantages of remote work outweigh the disadvantages? Part 1: · Part 2:
Some think exams are fairest. Others prefer coursework. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. Part 1: · Part 2:
To what extent do you agree that university should be free? Part 1: · Part 2: