The TOEFL went from forty to fifty points to 72 points to 60

Tucao: Is there an essential difference between 42 and 72)...If you want to memorize some reading and listening skills in a month, two or three hundred words (a little more is naturally better, especially macro terms in science subjects, satern, photosynthesis, etc.) is enough.

Memorize some outlines for essays, at least see free writing topics and know how to write them (the first part of the listening can only wish you good luck, unless it is too unreliable, it is still okay to take half of the score). Listen to the destiny of the spoken language, a month is meaningless.

ps.What the brother upstairs said makes sense, but it's really not possible to find an agency to surprise one-on-one or something. If 42 becomes 72, it doesn't make much sense to do the test paper wildly. Let's start with the basics and good luck.

Listen to listening, don't care about the meaning, first familiarize yourself with the phonetics, then listen carefully, and after two weeks, you must listen with questions.

Writing must be written every day, it is useless to memorize the topic! It's all pit people! You'll need to buy a book on academic writing norms! Many people memorize essays, don't understand academic terms, and don't know all the spoken language!

Read the article every day, nothing to say!

These are all determined by kung fu, and kung fu can only be improved when it arrives! If you score 72 points in a month, you will get a score of 72 in the exam. According to what I said, a month will give you 72 minutes of effort!

If you're going to get a TOEFL score of 60-70, based on your Gaokao scores, you don't have this level right now.

TOEFL scores, generally speaking, the top 100 American colleges and universities require a score of 75-79 or above to be a valid score, and the higher the TOEFL score is ranked, the higher the requirements will be.

But I'll say something realistic:

It's not impossible for you to reach the level of 70 in a few months, but I think it may be relatively difficult because your previous English foundation is really not very good, and it may not be easy to apply to universities. Nowadays, many colleges and universities will either not admit you if they know that your grades are not up to standard, or they will require you to take language classes in the United States, which is actually very expensive, and the cost of a year even exceeds the cost of college. So I'm giving you my advice:

First: Because you have already taken the college entrance examination, unlike the second year of high school when you decide to go abroad, you will have more time to prepare for the exam or other English accumulation, I think you had better not delay another year to study the content of the exam abroad, because I have a classmate who decided to go abroad in the third year of high school, and his grades are not good, but I took the kind of New Oriental training course I took in the second year of high school, and the effect of the exam is also very bad. This is largely due to the poor foundation, and the level of the exam, if you want to get a good test, a year is very insufficient, and this process cannot be replaced by one year.

Second: Since you can't get good grades, you will definitely not be able to apply to a good university, but you can go around a few more times to achieve the same effect. The first 2 years of American universities are public courses, and there will be no professional courses, you can choose a school with about 60 students, although it is not a very famous university, but if you have enough credits in the first 2 years, you can also apply to transfer to other universities.

Or go to graduate school and choose a good university.

TOEFL 60 70 is really useless.。。 You're going**? The problem is that it's impossible for 60 or 70 to recognize your level of English.

If you really only have such a small score, don't take it out, take the test again, how can you get 90

Brother tells you sincerely, let's study again and go out, 60 70 is really low.