You must write a persuasive argument (approx. 150 words) that defends your position with nuance and sophistication.
- ✓ Use at least one Rhetorical Device (Tricolon, Chiasmus, etc.).
- ✓ Employ Advanced Vocabulary (C2).
- ✓ Include Grammatical Variety (Inversion, Passive).
- ✓ Ensure Flawless Cohesion (Linkers).
Drafting Phase ✍️
Plan your masterpiece.
Structure Guide:
Use this structure in your notebook:
2. The Concession: Acknowledge the other side ("Admittedly...").
3. The Argument: Use strong verbs and inversion ("Rarely have we seen...").
4. The Clincher: End with a powerful thought (Chiasmus/Tricolon).
Useful Phrases (C2):
The Gold Standard 🏆
Analyze this C2 response.
Is AI the architect of our future or the agent of our demise? This question dominates modern discourse. Admittedly, the risks of automation are not insignificant (Litotes). However, to view technology solely as a threat is to ignore history.
Rarely has humanity encountered (Inversion) a tool with such potential to heal, to learn, and to connect (Tricolon). It is precisely this capacity for problem-solving that makes AI indispensable.
Ultimately, the machine reflects its maker. We must not fear the tool; we must fear the intent behind the tool (Chiasmus).
- Rhetorical Question: Opens with a powerful hook.
- Inversion: "Rarely has humanity..." adds formal gravity.
- Chiasmus: "Fear tool... fear intent" creates a memorable ending.
Self-Evaluation 🧐
Did you reach C2?
| Criteria | Check |
|---|---|
| Complexity: Did I use inversion or cleft sentences? | ⬜ |
| Vocabulary: Are the words precise (e.g., "Indispensable" vs "Need")? | ⬜ |
| Cohesion: Do sentences flow without repetitive linkers? | ⬜ |
| Style: Is there a clear "voice" or rhetorical flair? | ⬜ |