TOEFL 12 20 09 Exam Revision Method

I finished the exam on September 26th :)

Can you give some advice.

There is a lot of controversy about this thing.

After all, it's not authoritative, and it's basically recalled by the candidates.

If you use it well, you will be depressed.

There should be a lot of material on the Silly Forum and the Pony River Crossing Forum.

Eavesdropping is a theoretically feasible method, but when the actual exam is held, everyone around is saying... It is difficult to hear clearly, you may be able to hear individual words, and judge the general direction through one or two words, and if you want to eavesdrop, you can basically eavesdrop on the first two questions, because these two questions can be prepared by yourself in advance, and the next 3-6 questions are all about listening to a piece of material before you want to speak, and eavesdropping is useless. I took a break after the listening test and saw a boy writing wildly in the lounge, so I asked, and he generously told me what he heard...

Cow man. In addition, there is a rough template for speaking questions 3-6, which will help you sort out your thinking a lot, and it is very recommended to use it.

There is also a template for comprehensive writing... Anyway, I don't care what is the same, I memorized the template and changed a few phrases and sentence patterns, and the comprehensive writing was very cool, and finally the writing scored 27 points. You can also consider a template for integrated writing.

The above templates are rarely found in too stupid forums, hehe.

I don't know about your personal situation, but Chinese students are generally strong in reading and listening, but not in speaking and writing, so it is recommended that you focus more on speaking and writing while preparing for reading and listening.

Haha, I've written so much, and I wish you good luck at the end. More on the forum of too stupid and pony crossing the river, a lot of experience posts, just refer to it.

Leave an email address, ask me something, and I'll try to tell you.

It's best to review half a year or a year and a half ago, you can go to the Internet to see (on, search too stupid network will have **) It's best not to eavesdrop on the speaking questions, if it's 3-6 questions, it may be a little helpful, but if you listen to 1-2 questions, it may disturb your train of thought, and the effect is not good!! I also just finished the SSAT, and if the vocabulary is good, I can read the machine scripture, do simulations, and find a teacher to tutor is also a good way!! The most important thing is to practice typing, I am slower to type, and I am in the middle of a difficult connection!!

Once again, it's an honor to answer your question.

I also wanted to take the test that day, and I retook the test, and I answered super well at that time, and I expected 110, which was so low. Don't eavesdrop on the spoken language, just watch the questions if you can, it's better not to listen, I didn't hear it right at the time, which affected my judgment. Practice reading, in fact, you can memorize words, with my method of memorizing words, memorize 300 a day, (at first you can't memorize 30 first, add little by little), I heard that reading is difficult now, work hard.

If you use it, it helps a lot, but if you don't use it, your efforts will be in vain. I'm useless. If you are **, you will trouble yourself to be too stupid, pony crossing the river, pinning the world, and searching on the Internet, I can send it to you.

If you don't have good oral listening, what should you do during the interview? I've never used it to take notes, and I always answer questions from memory.

Good luck to all of us.

Which school did you apply to? No, you cannot.