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Do's and Don'ts for ERQs

Below you will find a list of "do's" and "don't's" for writing the ERQ - the essays that appear both in part b of Paper 1 and on Paper 2. 1. Take some time to outline your argument before you start writing. Planning before you begin will lead to a better-structured argument. 2. Introductions are important. Don't just start right in with your first example of something, but introduce the question and your approach to...


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