TOEFL scores improve. The TOEFL score is still the most up to date

The most important space is in listening and reading, and although these two subjects are hard work, there is still hope if you want to succeed.

First of all, what you need to complete within 20 days is to do the last 30 of the **59 articles, that is, all the words and questions thoroughly, and then practice the last ten in the TPO listening, and do intensive listening, that is, every word is heard very clearly.

After that, there should be about a week left, and the probability of several sets of questions in the ** question is very high, and the reading and listening only need to understand the concept (because they are all expository texts), and oral writing requires you to focus on preparation, and strive to let the teacher help you get a few standard answers, memorize Remember, you must memorize.

Suggested score R19 L22 S23 W23

If you're taking the TOEFL just for work, and don't really like English, don't read it anymore.

I can tell you that you want to improve your score in 20 days, it's impossible! Can you guarantee that the content is similar? Any TOEFL book on the market is deceptive, and the TOEFL score is not high, not because I don't remember enough words, but because I never read English books, I know few words, and I understand few sentence patterns, so I can't understand one sentence out of every two sentences; I usually read more English books, watch more English dramas like Friends, and think more in English, I believe that in less than a year and a half, your English will definitely improve.

English Kingdom Team.

The TOEFL test is valid for two years and is calculated from the test date. The current TOEFL full score is 120 points, which is different from the old PBT TOEFL full score of 677, and the CBT computer-based TOEFL total score of 300 points. The new TOEFL IBT has a total score of 120.

TOEFL test passing score Generally speaking, according to the admission situation of American colleges and universities in previous years, it is determined by the school to be applied to, if you apply to the top 150 American universities, then the TOEFL test score must be at least 80. If you want to apply to the top 50 U.S. universities, you need to have a TOEFL score of 90 or above. If you are applying to an Ivy League university, or at least a top 10 student, you need a TOEFL score of at least 105.

TOEFL test passing scores cannot rely entirely on rankings, these are not absolute, the above is for American undergraduate and the ranking is relatively high American universities! Secondly, some majors are also judgmental, requiring different levels of TOEFL scores, and if you want to get a literature degree, you need higher grades, especially for graduate applications. For example, Columbia University's graduate students majoring in journalism require 115 or above.

First, the principle of doing the question.

1) When doing the questions, you should keep the following points in mind:

The title of each essay will be based on the order of the whole passage, even if there are individual questions that disrupt the order of the passage, there will be a hint in the question stem to tell the candidate which part of the passage the question is in.

When there are difficult sentences, the most direct and effective way is to analyze the sentence, grasp the meaning of the whole sentence in the text, and don't stare at individual rare words, otherwise you will lose a big one.

Distorting the original text or not having the slightest connection with the original text. In other words, the teacher of the proposition will play some text traps when formulating the question, using various forms of expression to make the candidate have no clue.

Therefore, candidates should understand that their duty is to find out the truth and find options that match the meaning and meaning of the article.

Second, the steps to do the question.

1) Step 1: Take a few minutes to scan the first few sentences of each article, so that you can locate the difficulty level of the article. Generally speaking, it takes about 20 minutes to read each article on average.

If you encounter a difficult article, candidates may do the wrong thing due to lack of time or do not have time to do multiple questions.

The reading articles are purely academic articles, which are textbook-style articles that North American students can be exposed to every day in college, and these articles cover various aspects such as astronomy and geography, humanities and social sciences.

The first thing to do in the correct way to read an article should be to understand the first sentence of the article thoroughly, because the first sentence of the article is often the topic of the article. Then skim the rest of the first paragraph as quickly as possible, and read the rest of the passage in the same way.

The other sentences in each paragraph are generally used to illustrate the main sentence of each paragraph, and it is not necessary to understand each sentence thoroughly. Therefore, adopting the "structural scanning" method means that candidates can understand the gist of the article in the fastest and more suspicious way, so that candidates can further do the questions without misunderstanding the general direction.

I wish you all a smooth exam and a satisfactory result.

Mainly from the four big blocks of listening, speaking, reading, and writing

Prepare. Listening: The same new TOO test is specially advanced, it is recommended to practice with the old TO's questions, you can also practice answering TPO questions, feel the listening speed, length and note-taking ability, and have time to dictate.

Speaking: You can go to the English corner more often, and usually watch American dramas, because of this combination of work and rest; You can also consider joining the school student union, it is best to run directly for the chairman, or the editor-in-chief of the school newspaper, etc., and exercise more; Reading: There are many related books on New Oriental in the bookstore, such as "New TOEFL Test Special Advanced" reading, and there is more practice, at least twice, and familiarize yourself with the questioner's idea while doing the question; Composition:

It's not too late to practice two or three weeks before the comprehensive writing test, and the focus is on independent writing. Practice the machine scripture, an essay every other day, pinch the time to write, and change it seriously after writing, you can also put it on the Internet to find netizens to change, the composition should be a set of its own template, accumulate more good words and sentences, so that it is easier to write.

Shangyou School.

Repeatedly do TPO1-26 sets of past papers, which is the common understanding of many high scorers and XDF teachers.

1.Question-solving skills.

1) After doing a set of TPO, you must go back to see the wrong questions, be sure to understand the correct reason for each correct option, and at the same time figure out the reason why each wrong option is wrong, find a way to avoid such mistakes in the future, and then write this method in the summary, re-analyze it, form a system, and then you can summarize your own "problem steps".

2) Don't just focus on so-called digressions. If the logic is complex or the concept is challenging to understand, this is acceptable; But if these problems are because the content is obscure and esoteric, then this kind of problem can be abandoned.

2.Strength increases.

1) Vocabulary. Be sure to memorize words, you can first memorize the word book to lay the foundation, and then use the word memorization software to go through it. Or you can prepare two different vocabulary books to memorize alternately, and find a way to add some freshness to the boring task of memorizing words, so that you can remember it more firmly.

2) Listening. In terms of improving your strength, taking an open class is a good choice. There is also intensive training before the listening test, insisting on listening for a period of time without interruption, practicing the sense of questions, and keenly feeling where to ask questions.

3) Speaking. Refuse to use the speaking template, and never speak the kind of answers that apply to multiple questions, without substance, will be given a very low score by the examiner. Speaking must be practiced more often, recording over and over again until you are satisfied.

5) Writing. Writing is paragraphed around an idea (topic sentence). Of course, the premise is that you have a point of view and can write it in correct English.

It is more appropriate to have an article of about 300 words, and a good article is not about how many words are written, but how to argue the topic, and don't memorize the template!