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Once you understand the situation in which a dialogue takes place, it is important to understand the topic of the dialogue, or what the speaker is talking about.

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Once you understand the situation in which a dialogue takes place, it is important to understand the topic of the dialogue, or what the speaker is talking about.

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Understanding the topic for each mini-dialogue in Part A helps you answer all fact and inference questions.

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Exercise 12 A Practice Associating Topics with Situations.

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Exercise 12 A Practice Associating Topics with Situations.

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For each situation given, write two possible topics that might be discussed in a mini-dialogue.

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Practice with topics. Listen to each mini-dialogue. Identify the topic

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R5 Check Reference Words

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The reading comprehension Section of the TOEFL often includes questions on reference words. Reference words are those words in a passage or refer forward to words or phrases that will be introduced. We use reference words in English to avoid repeating the same word.

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The reading comprehension Section of the TOEFL often includes questions on reference words. Reference words are those words in a passage or refer forward to words or phrases that will be introduced. We use reference words in English to avoid repeating the same word.

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Set 2 min. in your stopwatch

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