TOEFL Speaking Question #1 with Answers & TIPS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- TOEFL Speaking Question #1 with Answers & TIPS #toefl #toeflspeakingtips
The TOEFL Speaking questions are NOT testing your English speaking skills. They are testing how well you know and obey the RULES that ETS has made for each question!!
This video shows EXACTLY how to answer TOEFL Speaking Question #1.
PLUS it gives lots of TIPS to help you master the Speaking Section and speak with confidence!
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Thank you Mr William for this lifesaving tips lesson on the speaking test of TOEFL. I Appreciate
You're welcome, my friend! Keep up the good work, and let me know how you are doing on your TOEFL. I you need more help, be sure to subscribe to my online TOEFL course at www.pgila.org
Sir, please upload more videos on speaking section questions. 🙏🏻
My friend, to see more videos on ALL of the TOEFL questions, subscribe to my online TOEFL Video Course at www.pgila.org/
Thank you! I have a really hard time when I have to practice for the speaking task, specially for part 2 to 4, I get so anxious that I don’t know how to structure my response…
I hope your tricks can help me! I’m taking the test on October 5th 😅
I’m already having nightmares about the speaking part hahaha
Hi Andrea. It's totally normal to be nervous when speaking, but that goes away, mostly, when you know exactly what is expected of you and you know that you are doing what the TOEFL graders want from you. If you truly want to score 27+ on your TOEFL Speaking test, take my online course where I teach you everything the graders want and exactly how to take notes, structure your responses, and how to deal with the anxiety of answering the questions. You could also take personalized classes with me where we practice speaking in class until you feel comfortable and automatically earn a high score. The link to my website is in the description.
@@WilliamHearnTOEFL_Tutor I am too nervous, my test is also on Oct 5th
@@truptikaran.shah8844 Being nervous is normal, but it is a sign of being unprepared. You still have time to improve your TOEFL skills using my proven methods. Go to my website and sign up for a private TOEFL Evaluation with me via ZOOM so we can talk about it and make a plan for success. www.pgila.org/offers/WYT9Ndj6/checkout
Hi Mr. Hearn, I have a question, if I mistakenly use British idioms instead of U.S. idioms in my speaking, will I take a point for that or would it be a mistake?
Good question, and thank you for asking. Honestly, I've never thought of it, and I don't know the answer right off hand. Considering that British English and American English both use English vocabulary, it would likely be okay. Regardless, the only time you would use idioms at all would be in Question #1, and any penalty would be slight, not interfering with your overall score.
Hi mr hearn im not English native speakers how can i speak fast without distraction plz help mee
Hello. Love the photo of the green kitten! To answer your question: speaking "fast" isn't necessary on the TOEFL. What you want to do is to know how to take notes, how to structure your response the way the graders require, and to be concise with your answers. Many times, when trying to prove how well we can speak in English, we talk too much. The TOEFL Speaking section is NOT testing how well you can speak in English, it is testing how well you can take notes and use those notes to answer concisely. Just FYI - I have had many students who had low to Intermediate English speaking skills but scored 27 - 29 on their TOEFL, and you can too.
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