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 stated. They are easy to identify because they usually have the word “infer” or “imply” or “suggest” in the question. The test taker needs to…
Hi, this is the TestGlider team. Most of us want to get the perfect TOEFL score on our first try. More often than not, however, those who need the highest scores have to take multiple tests to nail the exact score they need. Here is 4-time TOEFL pro Seohyun’s advice on increasing your TOEFL score….
First time starting your TOEFL Reading practice? You’re not alone. The TOEFL Reading is the one section many people try to improve by themselves — since answers are provided for you, it feels like you can give yourself feedback and go from there. But once you get an answer wrong and you can’t figure out…
Speaking for the TOEFL can be a scary experience. I’ve been there — confused, lost, and unprepared. With only 15 seconds to prepare the first speaking response, the domino effect of one rushed answer can leave your other answers a rambling mess. (No? Just me?) Suffice it to say: I could have definitely used a…
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 rarest type of listening questions, and they usually take one of two forms. Some will ask the test takers to arrange information in a chart…
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 section, this is my 7-day TOEFL study journey. Here’s how my speaking score went from 24 → 28 in 7 days. [This is an older…
We’re always creating and improving test prep features. Here’s how you can use TestGlider for fast TOEFL improvement. Get started with organized mock test sets All mock tests are organized by set names (ex: Mango) so you can see which sets you’ve already solved and which you can try next! You can take a whole…
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…