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Learner finds requirements carried by single words — extent, why, whether, who — that do not look like separate parts.
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Six prompts. One of them hides nothing.
To what extent do you agree? Which word carries a requirement?
Degrees, actors, causes, verdicts, and the ranked both.
This asks for a degree, not a yes.
Largely. · Partly. · For cities but not for rural areas.
Flat agreement answers half the question. The missing half is what the word was there for.
Eight question words against what each demands.
Terms
Definitions
Twelve answers. Six leave the requirement unmet.
Sort each item into the correct category
Six flat answers. Two already meet the requirement.
To what extent do you agree that university should be free? → I agree with this. →
Who should pay for public transport? → Public transport needs more funding. →
Is remote work a positive or a negative development? → It has both positive and negative effects. →
How far do you agree that homework helps young children? → I disagree for children under ten, though it helps older ones. →
Why are fewer young people voting? → Turnout among under-25s has fallen since 2001. →
In your opinion, should museums charge? → I believe museums should be free at the point of entry. →
An introduction stating a degree, and the word that required it.
Prompt: To what extent do you agree that governments should make public transport free at the point of use?
Write an introduction ending in a position that states a DEGREE — largely, partly, or with a named exception.
Then name the word in the question that required it.
Ending in a degree.
One word.
Name the exception, or say why there is none.