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Part 1 • Teaching Deck

The Micro-Argument Paragraph

B2 LessonThe Micro-Argument Paragraph

The Micro-Argument Paragraph

Executive Communication · 100–160 words · 15 minutes

Senior leaders rarely read long essays. Executive impact requires assembling tight, high-density paragraphs that acknowledge trade-offs while championing a decisive path forward.

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Part 2 • Practice Prompts

Apply Your Knowledge (2 Prompts)

Timed simulation with instant rules
Task 01 • B2• 15 mins•100–160 words

Evaluating the Trade-offs of Remote Work

Your company leadership is debating whether to mandate a 5-day return to office or maintain hybrid flexibility. Write a concise argument acknowledging one key drawback of remote work, while ultimately defending hybrid flexibility.

Target Phrases:hinge onnotwithstandingstrike a balance
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Task 02 • B1• 15 mins•80–130 words

Precision in Cause-and-Effect Analysis

You are analyzing why a specific product launch underperformed without resorting to generic words like 'bad', 'problem', or 'because'. Explain how poor market research directly contributed to misplaced marketing efforts and user churn.

Target Phrases:stem fromtrigger a chain reactionboil down to
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