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Saturday, March 23, 2019

How To Study TOEFL Preparation Through This Blog

TOEFL SKILLS blog gives you free TOEFL Preparation Course for PAPER BASED TEST. All the materials are taken from LONGMAN INTRODUCTORY FOR THE TOEFL TEST.

By studying TOEFL Preparation Course here, It is hoped that  you will be able to do TOEFL Test more easily and increase TOEFL Score, too.

To help you Study TOEFL Preparation Course Blog here, read the guide below:

LISTENING COMPREHENSION
  •  Do  Pre - Listening Test First.  Listening Pre Test is aimed at knowing your early TOEFL Score of Listening and   finding  out your weakness in Listening section of TOEFL Test.
    • Study Listening Skills  that are usually tested  in Listening TOEFL Test. There are three Parts (Listening Part A/B/C):
       1. Listening Part A (Short Dialogue)

           Listening Part A consists of six skills. You must study it one by one.
          Skills of Listening Part A:
        2.  Listening Part B (Longer Conversation)

        3. Listening Part C
       STRUCTURE AND WRITTEN EXPRESSION

        •  Study the skills that are usually tested in TOEFL Test. There are two types: Structure Questions and Written Expression.
          1. Structure Questions
              Structure Questions:
          2. Written Expression
                Written Expression:
        READING COMPREHENSION
        1. Do the Reading Pre - Test first to find our your early score of reading comprehension.
        2. Read Reading Comprehension Section
        3. Read Strategy for Reading Comprehension Question
        4. Study the skills usually tested in reading Comprehension
                Skills
               5. Do the Reading Post - Test.
                   (Reading Post - Test is done after doing all skills and complete all exercise).

          TOEFL POST TEST 
          • After completing all skills, it's time do do THE POST TEST. Click HERE.

                Strategy for Structure Questions

                Previous article <-- Structure questions

                Strategy for structure questions

                1. First study the sentence.

                    Your purpose is to determine what is needed to complete the sentence correctly.

                2. Then study each answer based on how well it completes the sentence.

                     Eliminate answers that do not complete the sentence correctly.

                3. Do not try to eliminate incorrect answers by looking only at the answers.

                    The incorrect answers are generally correct by themselves. The incorrect answers are generally incorrect
                     only when used to complete the sentence.

                4. Never leave any answers blank.

                    Be sure to answer each question even if you are unsure of the correct response.

                5. Do not spend too much time on the Structure questions.

                    Be sure to leave adequate time for the Written Expression questions.
                  Next --> Structure Skills

                  Structure questions in TOEFL Test

                  Previous <--  General Strategy of Structure and Written expression.

                  Questions I through 15 in the Structure and Written Expression section of the TOEFL test measure your knowledge of the correct structure of English sentences. The questions in this section are multiple-choice questions in which you must choose the letter of the answer that best completes the sentence.

                  Example

                  ________ greeted me enthusiastically at the front door.

                  (A) Parental
                  (B) If
                  (C) My friends
                  (D) Them

                  In this example, you should notice immediately that the sentence has a verb, greeted, and that the verb needs a subject. Answers (A), (B), and (D) are incorrect because parental, if, and them are not subjects. The correct answer is answer (C).

                  Next --> Strategy for structure questions

                  Skills of Structure question in TOEFL Test

                  After reading Strategy for structure questions,  You must learn the problems and  skills usually  tested in Structure Questions. There are ten problems or skills usually tested in Structure questions. The skills will help you to implement these strategies in the Structure section of the TOEFL test.

                  (Indonesian Version)

                  The ten problems or  skills are:

                  1. Problem with  Subject and Verbs

                  2. Problem with  Objects of Prepositions

                  3. Problem with Present Participles

                  4. Problem with Past Participles

                  5. Problem with Coordinate Connectors

                  6. Problem with  Adverb Clause Connectors

                  7. Problem with Noun Clause Connectors

                  8. Problem with Noun Clause Connectors/Subjects

                  9. Problem with Adjective Clause Connectors

                  10. Problem with Adjective Clause Connectors/Subject

                    Next ---> Learn Skill 1: Subject and Verbs

                    General Strategy of Structure and Written Expression

                    Previous <---- Structure and Written Expression

                    General Strategy of Structure and Written Expression

                    1. Be familiar with the directions.

                    The directions on every TOEFL test are the same, so it is not necessary to spend time reading the directions carefully when you take the test. You should be completely familiar with the directions before the day of the test.

                    2. Begin with questions 1 through 15.

                    Anticipate that questions 1 through 5 will be the easiest. Anticipate that questions 11 through 15 will be the most difficult. Do not spend too much time on questions 11 through 15. There will be easier questions that come later.

                    3. Continue with questions 16 through 40.

                    Anticipate that questions 16 through 20 will be the easiest. Anticipate that questions 36 through 40 will be the most difficult. Do not spend too much time on questions 36 through 40.

                    4. If you have time, return to questions 11 through 15.

                    You should spend extra time on questions 11 through 15 only after you spend all the time that you want on the easier questions.

                    5. Never leave any questions blank on your answer sheet.

                    Even if you are not sure of the correct response, you should answer the question. There is no penalty for guessing.

                     Next --> Structure Questions

                    Written Expression

                    Previous Article:  Structure of TOEFL Test.

                    Written Expression is the second part after Structure in Structure and Written expression Questions. Read the complete information about Written Expression below

                    THE WRITTEN EXPRESSION QUESTIONS

                    Questions 16 through 40 in the Structure and Written Expression section of the TOEFL test measure your knowledge of the correct way to express yourself in English writing. Each question in this section consists of one sentence in which four words or groups of words have been underlined. You must choose the letter of the word or group of words that is not correct.

                    Example

                    Both of a Halibut’s eyes  are on one sides of its head 

                       A                             B                         C              D

                    If you look at the underlined words in this example, you should see that the verb are is not correct. The verb should be the singular is because the subject result is singular. Therefore, you should choose answer (C) because (C) is not correct.

                    Next Article: Strategy For Written Expression