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May 7, 2026
English B1-B2 Writing
Reviewed by S. Borgwardt

Jordan K.

Task A2: Comment Writing - AI in the Workplace

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of 15 (language avg.)

Your Scores

Grammar14 / 15
Polish stylistic choices, reach 15
Sentence Structure12 / 15
Try one new opener, reach 14
General Vocabulary13 / 15
Two sharper words, reach 14
Domain Vocabulary & Connectives11 / 15
Add 'admittedly' or 'nevertheless', reach 13

Your Text

Artificial Intelligence has become central to discussions about the future of work, yet opinions vary considerably. I will examine both potential drawbacks and significant advantages before concluding.

3 Initially, critics argue that automation may 2 displace workers across multiple sectors. Manufacturing and customer service have already seen substantial job transitions due to intelligent systems. Research indicates that approximately two-thirds of employees express concerns about technological displacement. This represents a valid perspective that warrants serious consideration in policy discussions.

3 Additionally, organizations collecting vast datasets for AI training raise legitimate privacy concerns. Data protection regulations like GDPR reflect growing awareness of these risks. Employees rightfully question how their personal information is processed and stored by 2 algorithmic systems.

3 However, the evidence increasingly suggests that AI creates more opportunities than it eliminates. 1 By handling routine, repetitive tasks, artificial intelligence allows human workers to concentrate on strategic, creative endeavors that require emotional intelligence and complex problem-solving. Emerging data suggests that companies implementing AI experience productivity gains and can redirect their workforce toward higher-value work. Furthermore, new roles in AI development, maintenance, and oversight are emerging rapidly. The transition, though challenging, ultimately enhances both worker satisfaction and organizational performance.

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Your finishing touch: precision in vocabulary

Your writing is already advanced. The smallest gap between you and the top score is word-level precision. Three or four sharper choices in your next text can move you from 13 to 14. See Exercise 4 on page 3.

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Jordan K.
English B1-B2 Writing
Reviewed by S. Borgwardt

What went well, and where to grow

Grammar14 / 15

Your command of grammar is evident throughout. Every verb agrees perfectly with its subject, every tense choice is intentional, and every article is in place. You are writing at a level where grammatical accuracy allows your ideas to shine. This is something to build on.

"By handling routine, repetitive tasks, artificial intelligence allows human workers to concentrate on strategic, creative endeavors"
This sentence shows perfect control. The participial phrase, the parallel structure, the subject-verb agreement. All flawless.
Why this matters: You are already doing this well. The only note: commas before "which" clauses are optional. Both are correct. Your choice is stylistically sound.
Sentence Structure12 / 15

You demonstrate genuine variety in sentence structure. You open paragraphs with adverbial phrases, embed complex clauses smoothly, and show control of rhythm. This is rare at this level. To reach the very highest score, experiment with even more unconventional openers or occasional asides set off by dashes.

"By handling routine, repetitive tasks, artificial intelligence allows..."
This is a strong opener. It immediately shows sentence variety and sophistication.
Why this matters: You could occasionally try: "Complex problem-solving, emotional intelligence, strategic thinking. These are the skills AI cannot replace." Short declarative sentences after complex ones create rhythm.
General Vocabulary13 / 15

Your vocabulary is genuinely advanced. "Displace", "algorithmic", "endeavors", "organizational performance". These are not words most students use naturally. You are writing with confidence and precision. To reach 14 or 15, challenge yourself to find one or two even more striking words in revision.

"strategic, creative endeavors that require emotional intelligence and complex problem-solving"
Why this matters: You are already excellent here. One challenge: instead of "very", try "remarkably" or "substantially". Instead of "many", try "proliferating" or "burgeoning". These tiny upgrades compound.
Domain Vocabulary & Connectives11 / 15

You clearly master the topic vocabulary. GDPR, algorithmic systems, automation, productivity gains. Every technical term is used correctly and confidently. Your connectives are strong and varied. You move smoothly from one idea to the next. One small suggestion: experiment with "Admittedly" or "To be sure" to concede points even more gracefully.

"Data protection regulations like GDPR reflect growing awareness of these risks."
Perfect integration of domain terminology with clear, confident language.
Why this matters: Try opening one paragraph with "To be sure" or "Admittedly" before presenting a counterargument. This rhetorical move shows maturity and makes your own arguments even stronger by contrast.
Content / Arguments23 / 27

All three counter-arguments and all three own arguments are complete with Claim, Reason, and Example. Your reasoning is sophisticated and well-supported throughout. You present a clear position and defend it with confidence. This is excellent argumentation.

"By handling routine, repetitive tasks, artificial intelligence allows human workers to concentrate..."
A complete argument: claim (AI frees humans), reason (handles routine tasks), example (strategic and creative work). Textbook CRE.
Why this matters: Your arguments are already strong. To reach the top, try addressing one potential objection within your own argument. This shows critical thinking beyond the basic structure.
Text Structure13 / 15

Confident introduction that names the topic and previews the structure. Bridge sentences are smooth and intentional. Counter-arguments precede own arguments. Paragraph organization is excellent. A conclusion that reinforces your position would complete the picture.

"I will examine both potential drawbacks and significant advantages before concluding."
This preview sentence tells the reader exactly what to expect. It shows structural awareness.
Why this matters: Add a conclusion that does more than summarize. Reference your strongest argument and make a forward-looking statement. "As workplaces evolve, the question is not whether to adopt AI, but how to do so responsibly."
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Exercise 1Subject-Verb AgreementParticipial construction challenge

Complete the participial phrase. Choose the correct form and complete the sentence.

a) "____ (Handling / Have handled) routine tasks efficiently, AI systems free human workers for higher-value work."

b) "The regulations ____ (governing / governed) data protection vary widely across regions."

Exercise 2Sentence VarietyPushing complexity higher

Rewrite using the structure shown. Maintain your meaning but upgrade the sophistication.

a) Original: "Companies implementing AI experience productivity gains."

b) Original: "New roles in AI development are emerging rapidly."

Exercise 3ConnectivesUpgrading connectives

Your connectives are strong. These upgrades would push you from 11 to 13 points. Choose the most sophisticated.

ANevertheless, the evidence increasingly suggests that...
BHowever, the evidence increasingly suggests that...
CStill, the evidence increasingly suggests that...
Exercise 4Synonym UpgradeSynonym upgrade

Replace the underlined word with a more precise or striking alternative.

a) Original: "Research indicates that approximately two-thirds of employees express concerns about technological displacement."

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