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The first level to overcome in the TOEFL is vocabulary. Regarding the TOEFL vocabulary course, students with a good foundation can choose not to take this course and memorize it according to the root affix classification method. The TOEFL vocabulary itself is relatively not very large.

For some students with a relatively weak foundation, the vocabulary class will be of some help, mainly to teach everyone to memorize and infer the meaning of new words from the root affixes, and there are some extended ways to memorize words.

The time given for TOEFL reading is relatively abundant, and the usual practice time is about 20 minutes per full, so there is no need to deliberately improve the reading speed, but due to nervousness or the difficulty of the test questions in the test room, the last one is almost not completed. Therefore, it is best to control the practice at about 18 points per article, so that you can set aside some in the examination room.

Listening problems often involve conflicts between taking notes and listening to content. The listening teacher will also introduce the class, mainly listening to the content, supplemented by taking notes, it is best to not take notes after listening to have a general framework in your mind, so that even if there are omissions, you can not rely on notes. In addition, it is important to learn to use symbols and abbreviations when taking notes.

What matters in writing is the accumulation of sentence structure and vocabulary. TOEFL writing is relatively routine and does not require very strict logic, but it does examine a certain level of language output skills. In fact, comprehensive writing examines more listening and reading, and has relatively low requirements for language diversity and vocabulary diversity, mainly requiring everyone to accurately capture the relationship between two points of view.

The effort of speaking is also mainly under the usual time. The first two subjective questions only have 45 seconds to answer, and the most taboo thing is to leave time for pauses. For students who have plenty of preparation time, you can prepare some common corpus materials, but you may also encounter the situation that the prepared corpus is useless, and you can also exercise your ability to react in a short time before the exam.

TOEFL self-study must first prepare all the materials required for TOEFL, such as TOEFL past questions, TOEFL vocabulary books, listening, speaking, reading and writing, at least one related materials. If you have a good foundation in English, you can start with grammar, listening, speaking, reading and writing. If you haven't learned English for a long time, then the vocabulary is especially important, and the vocabulary must be strong.

In fact, memorizing words purely for the sake of memorizing words is very inefficient and too boring. Of course, it's not enough to study TOEFL CD-ROM drives, read books, and watch the news. The most effective way is to memorize words in the questions, the peak TPO supports this function, supports core vocabulary and vocabulary books, you can include the vocabulary and new words of the software common test while doing the questions while memorizing, then this preparation for TOEFL is the most effective.

Hello classmates!

It is quite difficult to study for TOEFL, if you are just interested, you can watch more American movies, listen to the radio, etc.

However, if you take the exam and require the desired results, you still need to study systematically and choose the right training institution.

To study systematically, of course, when it comes to training TOEFL, Lang Ge has the right to speak, and the summer discount is as low as 50%, so you can understand if you are interested.

TOEFL is a very English proficiency test. I went to New Oriental to study during the summer vacation of my freshman year of high school. Based on my experience, I suggest that LZ learn English in a down-to-earth manner, improve your listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, and take courses on new concepts, which is a very good set of textbooks.

New Oriental's TOEFL class is mainly to explain TOEFL test skills, which is not very useful for improving English proficiency. If you say you're 0 basics, then start learning solidly. When LZ was a freshman in high school, he scored 108 in the TOEFL, so don't say that you want to take the TOEFL test in the future, but hurry up from the moment you go.

1.Learning English from scratch starts by looking at the English phonetic alphabet, and starts with learning from the phonetic alphabet 2Read more English books, newspapers and magazines to accumulate new vocabulary and sentence formation.

3.Usually you should practice more, talk more, and listen more When you are studying, you can read aloud while listening, and train your listening and speaking skills.

4.Let the foreigner correct your pronunciation, and speak more English to the foreigner so that he can help you better.

If you don't reach the TOEFL level, learn it with kanji. If you arrive, learn it in English!

You can go to a cram school or something at New Oriental, so that you can improve faster, it is recommended to go to the basic class first and then take the intensive class.

I think in this case, you might as well go directly to a through train or something, it is said to be a one-stop service, and someone will guide you throughout the process, and it is easier to do well in this way.

Bozhi full-time TOEFL training starts from registration, combined with the student's English level and the length of the registration time from the start of the course, the teacher tailors the pre-class preparation task for the student, so as to weaken the disconnection between Chinese education and the TOEFL test, so that students can maintain a certain synchronization at the beginning of the class.

Of course, it is from the basics to memorize 50 TOEFL high-frequency vocabulary every day, and to slowly practice TOEFL listening (it is difficult to get started, but if you listen persistently every day, you will definitely understand), as for reading, you can test your speed first, and then practice accordingly. Composition, it's really a headache, memorize more good words and sentences, and then think about all the ideas of the 180 example TOEFL questions!

It is recommended that you choose a professional training institution such as New Oriental and learn step by step according to the direction given to you by the teacher.

Words to memorize.

If you memorize most of the words in the book, you will have no problem with the vocabulary (mostly, don't take it too seriously).

Words aren't the most important part, but they are definitely indispensable.

I can't read words in reading, I can't understand words in listening, I can't speak words in speaking, and I can't write well in writing.

I can't remember it clearly, but during the exam, an essay seemed to be 400-500 words, 5-6 questions, and about 10 minutes.

It is recommended that you look for this information yourself, and it is better to be prepared if you know)

Pay attention to grammar when reading articles, and check the dictionary for words you don't understand (it's best to use a paper dictionary, and forget about the electronic ones).

There are too many books for the new TOEFL, so buy some practice questions to do.

Official Guide to the New TOEFL Chinese "New TOEFL Official Guide" This book can, "Delta'S Key to the Next Generation TOEFL Test" Chinese "New TOEFL Test Preparation Strategies and Mock Tests" is also good, two more classic.

When doing the question, it is recommended to read it quickly first, and then find the answer in the passage according to the question asked.

This is efficient (of course, personal preferences may be different, depending on how convenient you feel).

If you want to listen, you need to practice more.

Barron's practice questions are very good, similar to real TOEFL.

The time for listening questions is relatively long, so you should practice taking notes while listening and grasping the key points.

There are also listening questions in the two books just now, and they are very targeted, teaching you how to answer various questions.

But it's all very short, not like Barron's, not like a real exam.

It's tiring to listen for a long time, but don't get distracted!

Because someone is talking all the time, it's easy to listen to it and not know that you heard it.

Therefore, when doing the questions, you must listen attentively, take notes carefully, and endure the soreness of your hands.

Actually, you don't necessarily look at it after taking notes, but the process of taking notes will make you remember it in your head.

Then if there is one that you have forgotten, you can read the notes.

Practice speaking more.

The preparation time is short, only a few tens of seconds.

In terms of the topic, "The New TOEFL Oral Scripture" is good.

There are two essays in writing.

The first one is relatively simple, and will give you a short essay and a listening paragraph.

The essay will say three arguments, and the listening will refute these three arguments, and the format of the test will not change.

When you write, you will be asked to repeat both (the article and the narration).

You will be able to read the article when you write it, so try to write the sentences in it in your own words.

If you are listening, you should also take notes, remember which arguments to refute when rebutting, and then write them down.

Regarding how to prepare for TOEFL, I have listed the following points for reference:

1) The TOEFL requires more than 8,000 vocabulary, so you need to quickly acquire the TOEFL vocabulary first. Because TOEFL vocabulary is basically a common vocabulary plus subject vocabulary, it is very easy to remember, if it goes well, a month and a half will be very, very rich, and you can memorize vocabulary from the Peak mock test TPO.

2) The listening part of the TOEFL test is the most important, although Chinese test takers generally have good scores in the reading and listening sections, but because the listening part runs throughout, it is still necessary to strengthen listening training from the first day of memorizing words. Once you've taken the TOEFL vocabulary, you can focus on speaking and writing, because these two parts are difficult to find skills, and there is no such thing as a trick, so remember! The best review material is Peak TPO, which has exercises in listening, speaking, reading and writing.

3) I don't know what your CET results are, I hope you can scientifically plan your preparation time. You must know how the barrel works, right? The TOEFL test should be guided by this theory, because when applying to the school, there will be a minimum score requirement for each subject, and if you fail to meet it, there is a high chance of being rejected by the school.

4) If you decide to go to a cram school, then listen to the courses there and how to take the exam.

5) The whole TOEFL preparation process is very, very rich within 2-4 months.

What is zero-based ?。。 This concept seeks to be confirmed, is there a junior high school level? Or high school level? It's not that you don't know the alphabet yet... The gap between this is quite large. It has a great impact on the teaching materials and the plan. Ask for supplements.

I don't know much about the college entrance exam.

Let's count it according to the level of the college entrance examination.

If you can't have a good teacher there, you can take a look at New Oriental Online School (you can look for it online, it seems that you can find free, or ** may be there), so that you will have a general idea of preparation.

Let's talk about the general teaching materials.

Vocabulary: First level 4 green treasure book, then TOEFL red book 45 days edition reading: Wen Yong ** reading (the latest version) or using the software version of the TPO is also OK, these two are the same, but Wen Yong is the word version and there is a translation behind it.

Writing: Writing the Canon 3, which contains methods and exercises.

Of course, you can also prepare according to the method in the online class.

There are a lot of experiences to learn from, and there are a lot of experience stickers.

It should be okay You can sign up for a TOEFL basic class first There should be no problem...

Yes, you will know how to review when you listen to it, but when you listen to it, because of the limitations of words, you may not be able to understand something at that time, and you need to have a large number of words in a short period of time, and this process is more painful.

Students in the first and second years of high school are not very busy preparing for the TOEFL now. If you can get a good TOEFL score, the next step is to prepare for the SAT. This will allow you to apply to better universities abroad.

During the summer vacation, it is recommended that you take a TOEFL Basic Intensive Course for the whole course of study abroad. This course is the most comprehensive, well-equipped and intensive closed course in the TOEFL, which can help students get high scores. It is recommended that you take the TOEFL test several times as soon as possible after taking this course to get a good score and then prepare for the SAT...

If you take the TOEFL test again in the third year of high school, it will be completely too late to study abroad. If you have no plans to study abroad and just want to study for the TOEFL, then you can consider taking the TOEFL basic class in the summer, taking the intensive class in the fall or winter vacation, and taking a mock test class before the test.

The TOEFL test is very demanding on speaking, so you should practice your speaking. You can go and check it out over there, maybe it will help you.

I don't know if you have signed up for classes, if you have to sign up for some special tutoring training courses, you will understand the difference between IELTS and other exams, there are many study skills, if you master these skills, study.

Find a set of TOEFL questions for self-test first, there are many self-test questions on the Internet, and then make up for it according to your scores and shortcomings.