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Tips for the TOEFL® exam • The TOEFL exam takes several hours to complete. Be prepared! Listening • Read the instructions and questions carefully before you listen. • Note taking is allowed. You should practice this. • Remember, one lecture is spoken with a British or Australian accent • Try to get an idea of the situation. Who are the speakers? Where are they? Why are they speaking? • In some questions a portion of the lecture or conversation is replayed so you don't need to rely on memory of what was said. • Listen for 'signpost words' such as however, although and finally. They help you to anticipate what the speaker will say. • For some questions you will need to understand the speaker's attitude. Listen to voice tones and other cues to determine how the speakers feel about the topic. Reading • Remember, you will be reading academic texts, so learn academic vocabulary • Skim through each text to try to get a basic understanding of what it is about. What is the text about? Who was it written for? • Carefully read the title and any sub-headings. • What is the main point of each paragraph? Each paragraph contains a single main idea. The questions will focus on these main ideas. FOR MORE INFO: WHATSAPP - 09056078029 |
Tips for the TOEFL® exam • The TOEFL exam takes several hours to complete. Be prepared! Listening • Read the instructions and questions carefully before you listen. • Note taking is allowed. You should practice this. • Remember, one lecture is spoken with a British or Australian accent • Try to get an idea of the situation. Who are the speakers? Where are they? Why are they speaking? • In some questions a portion of the lecture or conversation is replayed so you don't need to rely on memory of what was said. • Listen for 'signpost words' such as however, although and finally. They help you to anticipate what the speaker will say. • For some questions you will need to understand the speaker's attitude. Listen to voice tones and other cues to determine how the speakers feel about the topic. Reading • Remember, you will be reading academic texts, so learn academic vocabulary • Skim through each text to try to get a basic understanding of what it is about. What is the text about? Who was it written for? • Carefully read the title and any sub-headings. • What is the main point of each paragraph? Each paragraph contains a single main idea. The questions will focus on these main ideas. FOR MORE INFO: WHATSAPP - 09056078029 |
Tips for the TOEFL® exam • The TOEFL exam takes several hours to complete. Be prepared! Listening • Read the instructions and questions carefully before you listen. • Note taking is allowed. You should practice this. • Remember, one lecture is spoken with a British or Australian accent • Try to get an idea of the situation. Who are the speakers? Where are they? Why are they speaking? • In some questions a portion of the lecture or conversation is replayed so you don't need to rely on memory of what was said. • Listen for 'signpost words' such as however, although and finally. They help you to anticipate what the speaker will say. • For some questions you will need to understand the speaker's attitude. Listen to voice tones and other cues to determine how the speakers feel about the topic. Reading • Remember, you will be reading academic texts, so learn academic vocabulary • Skim through each text to try to get a basic understanding of what it is about. What is the text about? Who was it written for? • Carefully read the title and any sub-headings. • What is the main point of each paragraph? Each paragraph contains a single main idea. The questions will focus on these main ideas. FOR MORE INFO: WHATSAPP - 09056078029 |
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