The video tutorial explains how to tackle mixed question types in IELTS Writing Task 2. These questions often contain two topics, requiring a structured approach to address each part effectively. The instructor provides examples, such as discussing child overprotection and professional athletes' salaries, and emphasizes the importance of addressing each question in separate paragraphs to achieve a high score.

What is a common issue students face with mixed question types in IELTS Writing Task 2?

• They are unsure of the essay length.

• They find the topics uninteresting.

• They don't know how to organize their response.

• They struggle with vocabulary.

In the example about overprotected children, what is the suggested structure for addressing the questions?

• Write a conclusion without addressing the questions.

• Ignore one of the questions.

• Discuss both questions in one paragraph.

• Address each question in separate paragraphs.

Why is it important to address each part of a mixed question separately?

• To make the essay longer.

• To avoid writing a conclusion.

• To impress the examiner with vocabulary.

• To ensure clarity and cover all key points.

In the example about professional athletes, what is the main focus of the second paragraph?

• Discussing the history of sports.

• Giving an opinion on athletes' salaries.

• Listing famous athletes.

• Describing different sports.

What is the key strategy for achieving a high score in mixed question types?

• Using complex vocabulary.

• Writing as much as possible.

• Being time-efficient and direct.

• Avoiding controversial topics.