How to Answer TOEFL Listening Inference Questions
1. Information about Inference Questions TOEFL Listening Inference questions are very similar to the Inference questions in the reading section. They also ask test takers to identify an idea that…
Free TOEFL® Reading Mini Test – Holiday Edition
Happy Holidays from the TestGlider Team! Try this free Free TOEFL Reading Mini Test and train your brain to recognize common question types. Please note that this reading passage set…
115 on the TOEFL: Pulak’s TestGlider Review
One of the most commonly asked questions since the beginning days of TestGlider was: “How accurate is TestGlider grading?” So we’ve decided to ask Pulak, a GRE and TOEFL graduate…
How to Answer TOEFL Reading Fill in a Table Questions
Information about TOEFL Reading Fill in a Table/Category Chart Questions TOEFL Reading “Fill in a Table” or “Category Chart” questions require test takers to organize information from the passage into…
Guide for the TOEFL iBT Home Edition
This is a guide for taking the TOEFL test at home in 2021. COVID-19 has affected the study routines of many students this year, especially those preparing to study abroad.…
This Student Worked 6 Months to Afford the TOEFL: TestGlider Review
For some students, the cost of a TOEFL test isn’t an overwhelming amount. For others, the cost alone is enough to make or break their study abroad decisions. Did you…
Free TOEFL Reading Quiz – Super Bowl Edition
When you think of the word “football,” which sport would you associate it with? While most countries refer to football as a type of sport where the rules are limited…
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…
How to Answer TOEFL Reading Negative Factual Information Questions
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”…