Translate a Vague Tutor Comment Into a Specific Next Draft Action

Consider your argument further is not an instruction, it is a marker buying time. This turns a genuinely unhelpful comment into one specific action for your next draft, or, if there is nothing to work with, gives you the one question worth emailing the tutor instead of guessing.

A tutor or marker has left a comment on your work in {SUBJECT} that is too vague to act on. The comment was:

[paste the exact comment here]

Translate it into one specific, concrete action you can take in your next draft: not a restatement of the comment in different words, but an actual instruction, such as add a counter-argument in paragraph two, cite a source for the claim in the third paragraph, or cut the first two sentences of the introduction. If the comment is genuinely too vague to translate without more context, say so and list the one clarifying question worth asking the tutor.