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Why is it that simple follow-up exercises can be so effective?

The reading exercise is a special pronunciation imitation exercise, which requires students to listen carefully and carefully to the original recording, and then try to imitate the pronunciation, tone, intonation, pauses and sentences of the original text. In the process of practice, as students listen and read along repeatedly, their memory of sounds will become deeper and deeper, and their proficiency in pronunciation will become better and better, even reaching the level of blurting out without thinking. Most Chinese students have not experienced follow-up training in the process of learning English, and even if they do, they practice very little.

Even when many students mention that learning English is to memorize words, this is why as soon as students come into contact with listening, they will feel that the pronunciation phenomena such as continuous reading, abbreviated reading, weak reading, etc. cause great obstacles to us, and many memorized words cannot be heard when listening. We do not form an overall pronunciation memory of sentences or even paragraphs, and the pronunciation memory of words is actually just a sound fragment of sentences and paragraphs, and we will not be able to respond naturally to listening to the whole listening passage. The follow-up practice just makes up for the shortcomings of previous learning, allowing students to connect the fragmentary pronunciation memory of words to form complete sentences and paragraphs, so as to speed up the listening response speed and speak naturally and fluently.

In fact, there is no skill in the practice of TOEFL listening, when you practice more, you will naturally become proficient, and the best way to improve TOEFL listening is to practice more, and also to correct your pronunciation

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step1.Listen carefully to the text at least three times, paying attention to continuous reading, stress, intonation, weak reading, and abbreviation (these phonetic phenomena are described in detail in the annex), and for these areas, do a mouth-shaped silent reading exercise.

step2.Comparing the text, the pony crossing the river reminds you to try to follow the listening material at the same pace, and you may not be able to keep up at first, but please try to keep up, at least some of the pronunciation phenomena that you focus on in Step 1.

step3.Read and read and read

step4.Listen to the text again and listen to the material many times, compare some differences between yourself and the original pronunciation, what you have learned and what you will pay attention to in the future.