One of the most common questions asked about IELTS writing is how you should present your opinion in an IELTS Discuss Both Views essay. Do you need to write a separate paragraph with your opinion? Can you wait until the conclusion to "reveal" your opinion? And what does it mean to offer "positive" arguments for each view? That is what Nick and I will discuss in today's episode.

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In this episode, we will explain

1. why you should NOT have a separate paragraph for your opinion
2. why you should NOT wait until the conclusion to give your opinion
3. why you should make sure that you discuss the two VIEWS and not the two TOPICS

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