Tips for long-response questions

These questions require more development and variety in comparison to the previous questions. There may also be less scaffolding with suggested bullet points or things you need to mention, meaning you need to be able to brainstorm and structure your own answer.
For these questions, as well as including the 3 tenses (past, present, and future) we can use the conditional tense (e.g me gustaria beber cafe).
Just like before, makes sure to include two opinions and two justifications.
You can use paragraphs to structure clearly (e.g.one paragraph for each bullet point, if given).It is advisable to write a short introduction paragraph e.g one or two lines.

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