How To Pass TOEFL In 2021
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TOEFL stands for Test of English as Foreign Language. It is an Internet-based or paper-based standardized test that measures and tests reading, listening, speaking and writing of the English language of non-native English speakers.
TOEFL is accepted by many English-speaking academic and professional institutions. TOEFL is one of the two major English-language tests in the world, the other being the IELTS.
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How To Score High In TOEFL
- Do not sign up until you feel 98% ready
- Get to know the TOEFL Format
- Make a TOEFL Study plan and don’t procrastinate
- Set exam standard questions for yourself and answer them
- Get a teacher or mentor when necessary
- During practice, read the instructions carefully
- Make sure you follow directions and prove that you understand them
- Practice constantly to boost your speed and accuracy
- Learn new words and English expressions daily
- Include new words you learned in your speaking and writing practice
- Practice note-taking when reading and listening
- Practice by reading academic texts and listening to lectures
- Remain calm and confident
- Calculate the number of hours you will need to study
- Make a study plan
- Use high-quality resources to learn content and practice
- Find out the best test-prep and test-taking strategies that work for you
- Answer every question—there are no penalties for incorrect answers!
- Read questions and answer choices closely
- Use your 10-minute break to get up, walk around, and stretch
- Concentration is a skill you must learn
- Master typing and writing
- Find out the study environment that best works for you
- Learn to listen to the news and read newspapers
- Practice speaking with yourself and others
- Check for spelling and grammar mistakes
- Practice timed writing before the test
- Use the TOEFL IBT Test Prep Course to help you pass the test
TOEFL Reading Section
- Memorize common TOEFL vocabulary words
- Choose a passage-reading strategy
- Use context clues in passages to figure out the meanings of unfamiliar words
- Take ample notes on the audio clips
- Pace yourself—spend about 20 minutes on each passage and question set
- Skip difficult questions and return to them later
- Use the process of elimination to narrow down your answers
TOEFL Listening Section
- Listen to a variety of English accents, including North American, British, and Australian
- Take ample notes on the audio clips
- Use the process of elimination to narrow down your answers
- Pay close attention to replayed audio clips
TOEFL Speaking Section
- Practice speaking English with native English speakers
- Hone your pronunciation
- Record yourself speaking
- Speak up and enunciate on the test
TOEFL Writing Section
- Practice timed writing exercises
- Memorize common transitions
- Take ample notes on the audio clip (for the Integrated task)
- Make outlines of your essays
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