A collection of helpful study tips posts made to help everyone improve their TOEFL scores.
TOEFL’s perfect score of 120 is a goal many try to achieve. I’d like to introduce you to Seia, a 12-year-old who scored 113 on the TOEFL. Here’s the coolest part: he’s also got a perfect score on the speaking section, one of the hardest sections on the TOEFL! Meet today’s TOEFL graduate, Seia: A…
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 time to prepare your answer, improving your scores in the speaking section can be tough. To help you with that, I have come up with…
(Originally posted: October 7, 2021) Happy October from the TestGlider Team! As a treat to celebrate Halloween, the TestGlider content team has prepared a Free TOEFL Reading Test. There will be 3 passages & 30 questions in total, just like the standard TOEFL® Reading Section. (If you don’t know much about the Reading Section yet,…
1. Information about Function Questions TOEFL Listening Function questions ask test takers to identify the meaning of a statement in a particular context. The meaning of the sentence can vary depending on the situation in which it was used. That is to say, the statement often has a surface or literal meaning that is different…
Hi everyone, This blog post is part of a “How to Answer” series brought to you by our TOEFL test developer [TG_John] from the TestGlider team. Let’s learn how the TOEFL Reading vocabulary questions are made and how to choose the correct answer every time 1. Information about Vocabulary Questions TOEFL Reading Vocabulary questions ask…
Notice: This post is based on the TOEFL format before the August 2023 update. For the latest information about the Reading section, please refer to the following article. > TOEFL Reading-Complete Guide to All Question Types (2024) This post will tell you all about the TOEFL Reading Section questions you’ll encounter on the test. Here…
After you’ve checked your equipment, environment, and etiquette, you’re ready to register for the TOEFL iBT Home Edition. Failing to prepare properly could add a $40 late fee to your testing payment — or worse — could result in your test being cancelled! Thankfully, registration is a short and simple process. Because your TOEFL® test…
Understanding the Integrated Writing Task The Writing section is the final part of the TOEFL test, designed to assess your ability to express ideas clearly and coherently in written English. It consists of two tasks: Integrated Writing and Writing for an Academic Discussion. You will be given 20 minutes for the Integrated Writing…
1. Information about Organization Questions TOEFL Listening Organization questions ask test takers to explain how information was presented in the lecture or conversation. There are usually 1 or 2 per passage. They may ask about the overall organization of the passage, the relationship between two parts of the lecture, or why a particular thing was…