Sprint 2.3: Choose A Clear Position

When writing an IELTS essay, your thesis statement must present a clear and definitive . Prompt 1: 'Some believe that university education should be free for everyone.' A weak thesis might just say 'I will discuss both sides,' but a strong thesis states: 'I strongly that higher education should be fully funded by the state because it promotes equal .' Prompt 2: 'Technology has made children less creative.' Instead of sitting on the fence, a definitive position would be: 'This essay completely with the statement, as digital tools actually provide new platforms for artistic .' Prompt 3: 'Fast food should be taxed at a higher rate to reduce obesity.' To score well in Task Response, you must make your stance obvious: 'I that implementing a higher tax on junk food is a necessary to combat the rising health crisis.' By using these clear structures, the examiner knows exactly what your main will be before reading the body paragraphs.