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specific
A qualifies the potential benefit.
Class 12 · English Medium · Cambridge · English
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Synthesize two perspectives while preserving their differences.
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Synthesis connects sources around a question, showing agreements and differences. Do not flatten a qualified claim into a universal one. A clear essay attributes claims, evaluates their support and explains how the combination changes the overall judgement.
Worked example
Source A: Frequent feedback can help revision when guidance is specific. Source B: Excessive feedback can overwhelm a writer. Together they suggest attention to amount, timing and usefulness rather than simply more feedback.
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- Revise meaning, structure and accuracy.
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overwhelm
Too much feedback can overwhelm the writer.
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but
The connector marks a contrast.
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Specific feedback may support revision, but its amount and timing must allow the writer to act without overload.
Keep both the benefit and the condition.
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Compare how different amounts and timings affect actual revisions for similar tasks and learners.
Specify a relevant outcome and comparison.
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Write a 400-word synthesis with attributed claims and a justified conditional judgement.
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- Use the stated evidence or givens.
- Show reasoning rather than only a result.
- Review and explain one correction.
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