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Problem-solution essays ask you to identify the causes of a problem and propose realistic solutions. This essay type tests your analytical thinking and your ability to offer practical, well-reasoned responses to real-world issues.
These questions use phrases such as:
In many countries, the proportion of older people is steadily increasing. What problems will this cause for individuals and society, and what measures could be taken to deal with these problems?
Problem-solution questions always have two parts, and you must address both:
Band 7+ tip: A common error is to spend 80% of the essay discussing problems and only briefly mention solutions in the conclusion. Both parts must receive substantial development.
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