How to Respond to the TOEFL Speaking Integrated Task 2
The speaking section is the third section of the TOEFL test. It has 4 different question types, including one independent question and three integrated ones. Since you only have limited…
The speaking section is the third section of the TOEFL test. It has 4 different question types, including one independent question and three integrated ones. Since you only have limited…
Let’s learn how the TOEFL Reading negative factual information questions are made and how to choose the correct answer every time. This post is part of a “How to Answer”…
The TOEFL Writing Section only has 2 types of questions — Integrated and Independent. The first task is an integrated question. You will read a short reading passage about a…
Today we’re meeting Jiyeon, a student whose goal was to pass the TOEFL in 2 weeks with a 80 or higher. After studying on TestGlider, she got an 87! We’re…
1. Information about Connecting Content Questions TOEFL Listening Connecting Content questions ask test takers to show that they understand the relationships among ideas presented in the lecture. These are the…
I’ve recently received my scores from ETS and wanted to share my study process with you! From getting questions wrong, studying reviews, and nervously checking the timer during my speaking…
1. Information about TOEFL Listening Gist Content/Purpose Questions TOEFL Listening Gist Content/Purpose questions ask test takers to identify the main point or idea of a conversation or lecture. Gist Purpose…
The two sections that many TOEFL test-takers find the most unpredictable are the speaking and writing sections. Among the four sections, the speaking section has the most variables for something…
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1. Information about Inference Questions TOEFL Reading Inference questions ask the test taker to identify an idea that was suggested by the information presented in the passage but not directly…