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Creative block. I'm practicing my writing skills everyday to pass the Cambridge CAE exam. The part 1 of the exercise is to write an essay discussing two of three bullet points. The structre is easy. You write an introduction about the topic from general to concrete. Then two paragraphs, one for each bullet point. You must discuss them and give reasons to support them. Finally, you write a conclusión It seems so easy, but when I'm in front of my laptop I don't know what to write. By contrast, I'm brilliant when writing emails, proposals and all that stuff so I don't know what a kind of creative mental block I'm suffering and I don't know how to solve it. Meanwhile, I'll keep on practicing with other entries in my notebook.

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Creative block.

I'm practicing my writing skills every day to pass the Cambridge CAE exam. The Part 1 of the exercise is to write an essay discussing two of three bullet points.

The structure is easy. You write an introduction about the topic, from general to concrete, then two paragraphs, one for each bullet point. You must discuss them and give reasons to support them. Finally, you write a conclusion. 

It seems so easy, but when I'm in front of my laptop I don't know what to write.
By contrast, I'm brilliant when writing emails, proposals, and all that stuff, ['stuff' is slang, so depending on how formal you want the essay to be, you may or may not want to replace it with another word.] so I don't know what a kind of creative mental block I'm suffering and I don't know how to solve it. Meanwhile, I'll keep on practicing with other entries in my notebook.

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Writer's Block.

I'm practicing my writing skills every day to pass the Cambridge CAE exam. Part 1 of the exam is to write an essay discussing two of three topics.

The structure is easy... You write an introduction about the topic by starting with a generalization and ending with a more concrete concept. You then follow with two paragraphs, one for each separate topic. You must discuss them and give reasons to support them. Finally, you write a conclusion.

It seems so easy, but when I'm in front of my laptop I don't know what to write.
In contrast, I'm brilliant when writing e-mails, proposals and all that stuff, so I don't know why I'm suffering from writer's block and I don't know how to solve it. In the meantime, I'll keep on practicing by writing entries in my notebook.


Excellent entry! A good way to solve writer's block is to write something, anything, so you are definitely on your way to solving it! Keep up the great work! If you have any questions about my corrections, please let me know. I will be glad to answer your questions.

Have a great day and good luck with your exam! With daily practice, I am sure you will do great! :D


-Josh (English Community Tutor)

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