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Diagnose
Answer on paper or aloud before opening the check.
After naming a bicycle and a bus, is “It was late” clear?
Compare my starting answer
No. Name the vehicle you mean.
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Understand
Linking words cannot repair an unclear idea sequence. Readers need to know what each pronoun refers to. Keep one topic moving forward with reasons and examples.
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Solve
- Name the paragraph topic.
- Order the claim, reason and example.
- Check each pronoun against a named noun.
- Read without linking words to test the logic.
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Practice
Original prompt: Explain one reason a neighbourhood might create a shared tool cupboard. Write four connected sentences in English. Include a hypothetical example and one clear reference such as “this arrangement”. Avoid adding a second unrelated benefit.
Check my answers
Use these checks with your own response. They do not produce a score.
- Can I name one topic for all four sentences?
- Does each reference point to a clear noun or idea?
- Does the example explain the reason rather than start a new topic?
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Verify
Compare the original sequence with a revision. Tomorrow, explain a shared book cupboard using a different example.
Practice material, not an IELTS score. No band prediction.