ToolsCreate a List of Pros and Cons

How to Use the List of Pros and Cons Tool

01

Enter a Topic

Start by typing the subject into the text box.

02

Select a Level

Choose a level to match the content to your students' proficiency. You can select a CEFR level, grade or an age group.

03

Get Pros and Cons

Once everything is set, click "Do the magic!" and Twee will instantly generate a structured pros and cons list based on your topic.

04

Review and Adjust

You can simplify or upgrade the list to better match your students' level and learning objectives. Click on the buttons below the pro/con list to do this.

05

Make the Most of the Task

Use the results to spark a class debate or inspire a persuasive writing assignment. Encourage students to add their own pros and cons to the list, or explore other Twee tools to extend the activity, such as turning the list into a GapFill exercise.

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