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Learning the new sounds, rhythm, and intonation of a language is separate from acquiring vocabulary and grammar. An individual’s native language speech patterns, which become extremely resistant to change in adulthood, cause the difficulty. Therefore, the interference created by these native language speech habits can rarely be overcome without specialized training and practice. This is why many TOEFL IBT students …
After working with many students who feel stuck, I can confidently say that most second language learners are not aware of the components of natural speech: stress patterns, intonation, linking, and weak sounds They are also not aware of how a student’s native language affects their speaking habits in English. They need to focus on natural-sounding, clear English, and good …
Read/Listen/ Take notes for Task 2, 3, and 4. Speak spontaneously and type your response. (For writing transcripts, you can use otter or Google documents for automatic writing. You can see the word count on Google documents> tools> word count) Then, read the transcript in TPO out loud three times for three purposes: Read the text out loud to familiarize …
Are you able to speak fluently without frequent hesitations during the exam? You must have the automaticity to express your ideas effortlessly. This is a mastery you must achieve for 26+. It really shows that you can communicate and comment using English without even thinking about it. Do you have the vocabulary to speak about different subjects? The vocabulary expected for speaking …
Based on my experience with hundreds of students, this is the biggest mistake TOEFL students make, and this is what blocks you from reaching your dreams: Many of you treat TOEFL preparation like cramming for a college final exam. Cramming is studying a huge amount of information in a very short period of time. Cramming works when you already have …
