The easy way to ielts writing academic Module

Double-question essays:
address
two different questions that may or
may not be relevant.
Argument Essays
Argumentative topics are quite common in IELTS writing task 2. In this type
of essay, candidates are usually given a statement with which they must agree
or disagree. There are two types of argumentative topics that are slightly
different. However, they are quite similar in structure, brainstorming ideas,
and organization.
1) Do you agree or disagree?

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This type of question asks candidates to take sides and determine if they
agree or disagree with the given statement. In other words, there are only two
options based on the question: candidates should either choose 
“a complete
agreement” 
or
 “a complete disagreement.”
In most cases, people may have a clear opinion about a topic, but under test
conditions, it might feel different, and while writing, one may run out of
reasons for their agreement or disagreement and feel confused. So, I highly
recommend brainstorming ideas to decide if you completely 
agree or
disagree
with the given topic.
One easy way to decide on agreement or disagreement with the topic is to ask
yourself a straightforward question: 
WHY?
Go ahead and start with 
“Why would I agree with this topic?”
and try to
come up with at least two strong reasons for your agreement. Then raise the
question again, but this time, the other way around. 
“Why would I disagree
with this topic?” 
and try to list a minimum of two solid reasons for your
disagreement. At this point, you will know which side of the argument is
easier for you to develop. Sometimes, it might be even better to put your
personal opinions about the topic aside to avoid confusion and purely go with
the reasons that come to your mind right away. Bear in mind that