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The prompt and your position

A question, not a topic

Four prompts and what each demands

A position you can defend

What is this prompt asking?

Thesis or announcement?

Off the fence

To what extent

Scope words

Reasons and support

A reason, not a restatement

Support without inventing evidence

Reason or example?

Which reason supports?

Developing one point

The invented statistic

Best available support

The other side, and the clock

Meeting the objection

Twenty minutes, planned

The concession pattern

Where does it go?

The conclusion's job

Planning time

The last two minutes

Word game: the essay toolkit

Quiz review and module recap

The argument half of the PTE Academic essay: reading the prompt, taking a defensible position, building reasons that genuinely support it, supporting them without inventing evidence, and answering the other side.

Twenty minutes, 200 to 300 words, one prompt you have never seen. What separates a strong
essay from a competent one is almost never vocabulary — it is whether the essay actually
argues something.

PTE Writing 4: Building the Essay Argument

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