TOEFL! I was helpless!!!!! What am I going to do!!!

As a student, I may be your senior or your junior, but for the TOEFL, I have achieved good results. Personally, I think that all people who have been exposed to TOEFL more than once will feel its horrors, such as reading may be reading and reading, the mind is blank, completely incomprehensible, and you have to re-read it. Listening, fast and boring, easy to fall asleep, not easy to hear accurately, speaking, often full of confidence, but a test is dumbfounded and unable to exert full strength.

Writing, I have a lot of inspiration in my mind, I want to write, but I don't know how to express it for various reasons. These are actually very easy to solve. When I was a freshman in high school, I had the same concern, what should I do, what should I do?

But what's the use of that? Should it be hung or hung. So the mentality is very important, as the upstairs said, don't be nervous, when you enter the market, often others are more nervous than you.

You just have to make everything under control, and these easy, gestures tend to make you feel uneasy, so that your own score will naturally go up. Now, let's talk about the landlord's own problems: first, the oral problem, since the landlord is the second time to take the exam, he must have had an experience, for a computer to speak, or recording, many students will feel nervous, often the prepared subject is difficult to say, coupled with possible interference from others, it is very likely that it is difficult for the candidate himself to do 100% play.

My suggestion is to calm down, amplify your voice, and don't deliberately memorize the things you memorize, just remember the beginning, the middle cohesion, and the end. There are still hearing parts of these three key points, and there is basically no problem with speaking, everything depends on the impromptu play. Second, reading, for a student, reading is the least likely to make mistakes, unless there is a big gap in their own level, my suggestion is to roughly sweep each paragraph, directly start to do the question, and then go back to read when you need it, so it is very likely that the candidate will not read the whole boring article, resulting in abnormal performance, each paragraph must be read carefully, otherwise it will fall short.

Third, listening, some students like to take a pen and write something on paper, in fact, I don't recommend this, because your hand speed and your own comprehension ability is difficult to keep up with the rhythm when there is no way to reach a certain height, often remember these irrelevant things, forget the next paragraph is very important, so I recommend paying attention to listen to those possible keywords, these can be guessed in the ** and the beginning of the dialogue, you must pay attention, don't relax. The last is writing, writing is one of my own strengths, in fact, there is nothing difficult about writing, because TOEFL writing does not require a lot of skills, as long as you roughly put the template on, and then add your own things, there is no problem with more than 20 points. So the main thing is your own attitude.

It's good to relax, and if you still have questions, you can add mine.

If you have enough financial means, it is of course best to find a professional for one-on-one training.

There is no point in taking a speaking class with dozens of people.

If you are studying for the TOEFL for a long time, you can take notes as an advanced interpreter for a long time, but finding a senior interpreter as a sparring partner is basically the most effective way.

One is that the interpreter can only teach you the method of taking notes and guidance, and how to dig out some necessary key points in listening, but it is still you who listens, and there is a senior interpreter who cannot listen for you.

Second, if you want listening materials, you can also find them on the Internet or use them to practice dictation and write them yourself, and there is no need to find an advanced interpreter.

In addition, the learning method of advanced interpreting has always focused on "translation" and accuracy within a certain range, which is different from the direction of the TOEFL test. The TOEFL doesn't require you to understand everything, you just need to be able to sort out the meaning according to the context, and of course it's best to understand it all.

Of course, it's great if you can find a high-level interpreter, plus your own contacts.

I have taken the TOEFL test three times, mainly because my speaking is not good, and I am okay with listening and reading.

Listening, I think the landlord will go to practice dictation! Practice 5 hours a day, a month to ensure that the landlord can understand everything, the material is the TOEFL real test, must be a sentence by sentence listening, put a sentence, write it down silently, remember incomplete, and then add it again and again, and then read the original text, compare right and wrong, and then listen again to listen to the place where you don't hear it, and then listen to it while listening, while reading, the recording keeps reading, and then you can basically repeat it, in the process of your listening, speaking, reading have been exercised. Give it a try!

Hehe, but it's hard.

TOEFL reading, there is really no skill, I think the main thing is to read more, and there is a problem of vocabulary, it is recommended that you can memorize GRE words, which is very helpful for vocabulary questions!