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1- TOEFL Test Introduction and Dialogues

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1- TOEFL Test Introduction and Dialogues

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Listening Comprehension

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TOEFL Test Introduction and Dialogues by Sergio Rodriguez.pptx

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Listening Comprehension

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ExtendedConversations

TOEFL

Extended Conversations

TOEFL

This part consists of conversations that lasts from nine to thristy seconds. After each conversations, three to five questions. The questions are separated by a twelve seconds pause.

Listen to students talk about their psychology class.Listen a conversations about plants for a class trip.Listen to two freinds discussing a performance they attended.Listen to a conversations in a stiudent housing office.Listen to a conversation between two teaching assistants.

These comments tells you a brief infromations about the conversations, for example:

Introductory Comments

The Conversations, The Questions and The Answer Choices

They frequently take place in a campus setting between two students or between a professor and a student.

The Conversations

Topic questions: whatQuestions about setting (time and locations): when and whereQuestions about the speaker: who

The Questions

To read the answer choices has many advantages. For example,Get an idea of the correct answer.Anticipate the questions.It let you confirm what you have read.

The Answer Choices

How to improve your chances to answer correctly

TIPS

-Pay Attention to the introductory comment.

-Preview the answer choices.

-Be alert to hear names of people, places, topics and dates.

-Try to take ''mantal notes''.

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ExtendedConversations TOEFL Extended Conversations TOEFL This part consists of conversations that lasts from nine to thristy seconds. After each conversations, three to five questions. The questions are separated by a twelve seconds pause.

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Listening Comprehension

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Ricardo Lieuw’s Trick to Triple the Memory and the Peg Method

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Ricardo's Trick and Peg Method by Sergio R.

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Structure and Written Expression

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Structure and Written Expression

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By Sergio Rodriguez,Written Expression,TOEFL,In this part of the TOEFL exam, you have to identify which of the phrases must be rewritten in order of the sentence to be correct, since they involve error in grammar or usage. It contains twenty-five sentences,Written Expression,Example,If you want to answer correctly, you must recognize the erros that the exam presents for you to solve. Here is a list of the most common error that you must identify.,Tips,Quickly read the whole sentence.because in most items the underlined expression is incorrect only in the context of the sentence. If you do not find the erro after the first reading, re-read the sentence but focusing on the underlined expressions.Remember not avoiding what we naturally skip, such as articles and prepositions, because sometimes there is the mistake.If you do not still identify the error, recall the common erros, previously showed, so you can have an idea of what to look for.When doing the exam, do not worry about correcting the erros. However, when youpractice, make sure you understand why the sencente incorrect, so later you can apply this knowledge when doing the exam.Eliminate options that seem to be correct.If you finish before time is up, go back to diffcult items an try to solve them.Make sure you have answered every item, do not leave any blank.,If you got here,thank you so much!

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By Sergio Rodriguez,Written Expression,TOEFL,In this part of the TOEFL exam, you have to identify which of the phrases must be rewritten in order of the sentence to be correct, since they involve error in grammar or usage. It contains twenty-five sentences,Written Expression,Example,If you want to answer correctly, you must recognize the erros that the exam presents for you to solve.

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Reading Comprehension

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Reading Comprehension

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08Scanning questions:. They ask you about finding where in the passage some particular information or transitions is located. For example:-In what line does the uathor shift to his focus to___?-Where in the passage does the author first discuss...?-Where in the passage does the author specifically stress?. Overview Questions. TOEFL- Reading ComprehensionBy Sergio Rodríguez. 01 Main idea, topic or purpose questions:. they ask you about identifying the most important thought of a passage, what the passage is generally about, or what its purpose is. For example:. They ask about determining the writers' feelings about the topic he/she uses in the passage.. 02 Tone questions:. They ask about understanding the author's opinion to know what his/her positions is towards the topic. For example:. 03 Attitude questions:. 04 Organization questions:. They ask you about the overall structure of the passage. For example:. They ask you about assuming that the passage is part of a longer work. To find the topic of the previous or following paragraphs based on the one you have. For example. 05 Questions about previous or following paragraphs: . They ask you about explicit facts and details given in the passage. For example:. 06 Factual questions:. 07 Negative questions:. They ask you about determining which of the four choices is not given in the passage. For example:. If you got here,thank you so much!

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Overview Questions TOEFL Reading Comprehension by Sergio Rodriguez by Emi Rodriguez on Genially

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08Scanning questions:. They ask you about finding where in the passage some particular information or transitions is located. For example:-In what line does the uathor shift to his focus to___?-Where in the passage does the author first discuss...?-Where in the passage does the author specifically stress?. Overview Questions.