Continue to consult English masters, TOEIC score of 900, TOEFL score of 100 or above

The first floor is very well explained, and the look is very easy to use, you can learn more about the use of look.

1--Dictation: Listen to the original English text sentence by sentence, first write the meaning of Chinese that you hear, and after one article is translated into Chinese [pay attention to the logic when translating, the logic should not be wrong, that is, the translated article is contextually smooth], and then write English while listening, or listen sentence by sentence, not word by word.

2--Follow-up: Read the original text 20 times, then read the listening material 20 times while looking at the original text, pay attention to make the pronunciation of each word the same or similar to the pronunciation in the listening material, and finally recite it 10 times without reading the original text.

If you speak, find a template to memorize every day.

The first and second questions should be memorized from the template, and the questions are simple, as long as the framework is memorized and then the words are set, and then the words are used as much as possible. I recommend you this book [New Channel: Listening Sutra].

If you are writing, do you have that TOEFL essay book by Li Xiaolai? If you have one, take advantage of these days to memorize more sentences, phrases, and take some time out every day to write the sentences you memorize. Then try to rephrase some sentences or articles. As for integrated writing, the principle of listening is paramount

As for reading, I have to do it every day, but my reading is also average, so I can't give me any guidance.

Personally, I think it is possible for you to improve in reading, listening, and writing.

For example, if you take the TOEFL test in the morning after 10 days, then you should pinch the time every morning and practice according to the test time to adjust your concentration and excitement.

And writing is more room for improvement, I personally think that TOEFL writing is simpler than GRE, memorize the format of small essays, memorize some sentences and classification examples for large essays, and get a score of 20 should still be okay.

As for speaking, prepare some oral jokes or something every day, to be honest, it is difficult for speaking to improve by leaps and bounds in a short period of time, but being prepared can at least allow you to perform at a normal level and not panic in the exam room.

I don't know if the above is useful to you.

In fact, the mentality is still the most important, there are still 10 days left, you must not panic, deal with it calmly, I wish you a good result

I think at least you have more time to prepare than I do. I took the TOEFL test on December 11 with a score of 83. Although this is not a good result for the average person, I only signed up on the morning of December 3rd, and I was delayed due to some other things in the middle, so the total revision time was 6 days.

I didn't know anything about the TOEFL test before. In 6 days, I spent about two days on getting familiar with the question type, and I wrote two essays casually, and the speaking was prepared in the last two days, and the final score was 22 21 20 20 So I think you are familiar with the question type, so you will work on vocabulary listening.

This reading score is a bit of a pity. It is recommended that you must finish the TPO, Liu Wenyong's ** reading is not much left, if you still have time, or if you plan to continue the test, you can use the reading of the Balang mock test, or the TOEFL reading high score 120 These two mock test software, I was like this, I did all the TPO before the first TOEFL test, and I had to do it again when I reviewed it for the second time, and I did those two mock test software when I reviewed before the third exam. Among them, I suggest that the 120 series is slightly more difficult and more realistic than Barang's.

Also, the TOEFL 10000 word book, or the word book you memorize, must also be as familiar as possible, so that you will feel that there is not too much hindrance when reading, and you can also have a lot of advantages in the question of choosing the meaning of the word! At that time, this kind of question will be a spike

Of course, the TOEFL teacher's method is also desirable, but when I reviewed,,, I basically didn't use it, but I thought the TOEFL teacher was good in speaking and writing, and I came through the reading method by myself.

By the way, I read 25 points for the third time, and although it is not particularly high, I have just experienced it.

These are my own opinions. Do a good deed by the way. ~~

Buy Yang Peng's GMAT, GRE long and difficult sentence training (don't think exaggerated, don't believe to ask your teacher), do real questions repeatedly, and summarize the question types.

Listening to words with such a high level shouldn't be a problem.

Just do TPO reading, ah......