There is a question where I must argue for and against a topic. I do not know how to balance both sides and still sound clear.
Split your answer into two clear parts. In the first paragraph, present the 'view', stating the position and giving two or three supporting reasons with brief examples, using phrases like 'It is rightly said that' and 'Moreover'. In the second paragraph, give the 'counterview', the opposite position, again with two or three reasons, opening with 'On the other hand' or 'However'. Keep each side balanced in length so neither dominates. Use connecting words to make the argument flow, and write in a formal, impersonal tone rather than 'I think'. You usually do not need a personal conclusion unless asked; presenting both sides fairly is the goal. Stay within the word limit, write legibly, and make sure each reason genuinely supports its side.
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