If I watch American dramas a lot, will it help me with the TOEFL test?

1. Choose an American drama that is suitable for your own study. This is a very important point. If you like to watch life big**, then you will be stunned by the professional terms;Not all dramas are suitable for imitation, and what is used for learning is to have a certain amount of dialogue, life-oriented, and civilian**.

2. Always remember to turn off the subtitles.

Many people feel that they can't understand it at all when the subtitles are turned off, and it is better to learn English by turning on the subtitles and reading the subtitles. In fact, this is far less effective for your learning than turning off the letters. Chinese is the mother tongue and has an incomparably powerful attraction to our eyes, as long as it is there, you will definitely watch, rather than learning English through the process of listening-understanding-memorizing-repeating.

You may wish to use the extracurricular tutoring class, Beijing New Oriental's TOEFL intensive lecture intensive class, the combination of lecture and practice, the effect is very good.

Watching American dramas can help with speaking a little, and the speed of speaking will be relatively fast. However, there will be a lot of slang in American dramas, which actually don't have much effect on the exam.

Watching American dramas often will help with English language sense, English listening, and by the way, it can also improve speaking skills, which is indeed a good way to improve English proficiency. However, because the plot of American drama series is generally relatively simple, and there are not many words used, if you pay attention to American dramas for a long time without systematic review, it is easy to lead to a decline in the overall level of English. Therefore, watching American dramas is useful, but not the best way.

I don't know how much time the landlord has to prepare for TOEFL, but about 3 months is generally the best. Therefore, the preparation during this period is all exam-taking. Reading these magazines is a broad reading.

If the landlord wants to read these magazines intensively, it is better to read the real questions intensively, which is the closest reading material to the exam. Using these magazines will not significantly improve reading performance, at most it will be a change of mind.

Skills are based on ability, and the most basic thing to read is words. If the landlord can casually turn a page of the word book, the words on it are basically understood, and the standard will be met, otherwise continue to memorize the words.

Read more TOEFL questions, don't do it once or twice and throw it away, read one at least ten times. If you read more, you will have a so-called "feeling" for TOEFL reading, and you will be able to do the questions smoothly. The style and language in those magazines are not suitable for TOEFL preparation.

Back add: If the landlord is going to high school, it is recommended that the landlord start memorizing words. Because, now if the landlord originally intended, he could already start preparing for the exam; Leave plenty of time, and if you don't work the first time, you can take the test again.

If you are going to study for an undergraduate, it is recommended to read the 21st Century Newspaper, which is generally sold at the entrance of the school, or go to the post office to order. New Oriental Magazine is also very good. But China Daily, economist, junior high school students are very laborious to read, and there will be a lot of frustration.

If you want to read the TOEFL, the landlord can buy a OG first, which has 4 real questions and test instructions, which is a must-have book for all TOEFL tests.

You can read some English**, you can read the 21st Century Newspaper (I don't know if there is a junior high school edition), and there are some articles in Chinese and English, which are also very helpful for improving English reading speed.

In fact, there is still a long time to prepare for the second year of junior high school, so don't force yourself to read some TOEFL books now, it may be a bit boring and will affect your interest in English.

If you have time, you can watch some popular American dramas, listening is much more important than reading in TOEFL, maintain your sense of English, and bring English to life.

In the words of American dramas, desperate housewives.

American drama, the romance of parents and parents.

Officially, the difficulty of the questions is the same, but in Chinese mainland, including Taiwan, South Korea and Japan, it may be relatively difficult. The main reason is that there are many people who take the test and there are few places.

In the United States, PBT is a paper-based test (old trust), which is simple compared to the computer-based test IBT, but the latest situation is because it is relatively simple, and well-known universities no longer recognize the results of old trust. Therefore, the North American computer-based test is chosen, and the content is the same as that of China, evidence: China's test question machine is the North American test machine...

The one I just finished reading was the original question in North America in December 08.。。。

The content of the questions, the scope and the types are exactly the same, and those skills in China are still useful, and I have also taken the test in China and in the United States, but I think that the test environment in the United States is much better, and there are too many people in a classroom in China, and it is easy to be affected.

Almost, all from a question bank.

Oh, the type of what is pretty much the trick that can be used.

No, at least you have to get a visa. If you go to undergraduate, you have to take the SAT, and then apply for a school in the United States, and after the other party sends an admission notice, you go to the embassy or consulate to apply for a visa, which is a student visa; If you go to graduate school or doctorate, you still have to take the GRE, and then apply to a school in the United States, and after the other party sends an admission notice, you can go to the embassy or consulate to apply for a visa, which is a study visa ......

TOEFL is an English proficiency test organized by the American Educational Testing Service (ETS), the full name is "English Proficiency Test for Non-native English Speakers", to put it simply, generally go to North American countries to study in TOEFL, but it is not absolute, most schools will also recognize IELTS, and there are score requirements, which still depend on the school's regulations. So, how do you go about preparing for the TOEFL?

1.Find out your English level.

First of all, you can assess your English level through the Level 4 and 6 exams. By passing the Level 4 and 6 exams, you can estimate your TOEFL score. If you have the opportunity to suggest that students take the TOEFL proficiency test, follow the teacher's advice, and the reference value is higher.

However, it should be noted that this is not an exact conversion, but just a reference standard for everyone, after all, the test score is determined by two important factors: your English foundation and your mastery of test preparation methods.

2.Determine your target score.

Generally, schools give the minimum score line, which is similar to the college entrance examination line, and you can enter the school's choice list after passing the line, but whether you can enter your own volunteer is another matter. Everyone hopes that they can be selected by their dream school, but the language score does not mean that they will be admitted, and we need to use various methods to improve our acceptance rate. And a higher language score can give you an "assist" at this time.

A high language score can improve your acceptance rate, especially if you do not have a bright professional background, and the language score will be one of the keys to whether you can be admitted.

3.Determine your own preparation cycle.

Once you have a rough idea of how far you are from your target score, you can judge how long you should set your preparation period: if you want to improve your TOEFL score by 5 points, students who spend 3-4 hours a day reviewing should plan at least 3 months for themselves. A 10-point increase adds up to 6 months, and so on.