TOEFL Speaking - 7 Tips for a High Score
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TOEFL Speaking - 7 Tips for a High Score
I scored 27 in TOEFL Speaking and I tell you my 7 top tips for a high score. The TOEFL Speaking section is a challenge, therefore you need the right strategy. If you follow these tips, you have all you need to get a high score in TOEFL Speaking - quickly and efficiently! Oh, I will also tell you where I messed up...
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TOEFL SPEAKING
In TOEFL Speaking you will have to provide answers for four different speaking tasks. Usually, the speaking tasks will be about topics that you encounter in a university setting. First, you read the question that you must answer, after that you have a limited amount of time to think about how you want to answer this question, and then you need to answer it by speaking into the microphone of your computer. If you are familiar with the tasks in TOEFL Speaking and if you have the right strategy, you have everything you need to get a high score in TOEFL Speaking.
HOW TO WORK WITH THIS VIDEO
1. Watch the video and make sure you understand everything.
2. Download the summary.
3. Use the summary for your TOEFL preparation.
FYI
The examples I use in the video and in the summary are made up by me.
1) USE A TEMPLATE
You should use a template for TOEFL Speaking. A template is a life-saver for several reasons. First, if you memorize a speaking template you do not have to think about what to say in the TOEFL test. This is a huge help especially because you will be under pressure in TOEFL Speaking. Having a template in your mind will support you in this challenging situation! Second, memorizing a Speaking template ensures that you will use linking words in TOEFL Speaking which will help you get a high TOEFL score. Third, using a template helps you structure what you are saying.
2) KNOW THE TASK TYPES
In TOEFL Speaking there are four different Speaking tasks. Before you take the TOEFL test you must know what these tasks are about. You do not have the time to figure that out in the test, so make sure you are well-prepared for the TOEFL Speaking tasks. Also, prepare the vocabulary for these tasks before the TOEFL test.
3) MANAGE YOUR TIME
To get a high score in TOEFL Speaking you need the right time management. You only have a certain amount of time to prepare what you want to say and to speak. This was the big mistake I made in my TOEFL test. In TOEFL Speaking I went way too much into detail in each of the speaking tasks. As a result, I had to speed up enormously because I got under time pressure and I had to skip some information. Therefore, keep it short and concise: include everything that is necessary but not more.
4) BE CONCISE
In TOEFL Speaking you must express everything you say in a very concise way for two reasons. First, you do not have time for more. Second, you will not get points if you are not concise. If you want a high score in TOEFL Speaking everything you say must be relevant to the question asked. Focus on the relevant information and present it in a concise way.
5) SPEAK LOUD ENOUGH
In TOEFL Speaking ETS evaluates how good your spoken English is. For a high TOEFL Speaking score they must understand what you are saying. Therefore, speak clearly and loud. You must give ETS the possibility to understand you. My tip for you: Try to speak a little bit louder than you would normally do. This way you will make sure that you are loud enough so that ETS can understand you.
6) TAKE GOOD NOTES
You should take notes in TOEFL Speaking so that you do not forget what you want to say. It may happen that you have a great idea when preparing your answer, and when you want to speak you cannot remember it anymore. That is why you should take notes! In the TOEFL Speaking section you do not have much time. Therefore, only write down the most important keywords.
7) PRACTICE SPEAKING
Guys you must practice speaking before taking the TOEFL test. This is so important! Practicing speaking at home before the TOEFL helped me a lot because I simulated the situation I would encounter in the TOEFL and this made me less nervous.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 TOEFL Speaking - 7 Tips for a High Score
00:29 - 1. Use a template
04:16 - 2. Know the task types
06:06 - 3. Manage your time
07:26 - 4. Be concise
08:25 - 5. Speak loud enough
10:35 - 6. Take good notes
12:31 - 7. Practice speaking
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TOEFL Speaking - 7 Tips for a High Score
The TOEFL Speaking section is a challenge. I scored 27 in TOEFL Speaking and I tell you my 7 top tips how to get a high score. To get a high score in TOEFL Speaking you must know what the speaking tasks are about, you need the right strategy when answering the tasks, and you must practise speaking. I show you how you can get a high score in TOEFL Speaking section quickly and efficiently. Have fun watching the video! Don’t forget to download your summary and use it for your TOEFL preparation.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 TOEFL Speaking - 7 Tips for a High Score
00:29 - #1 Use a template
04:16 - #2 Know the task types
06:06 - #3 Manage your time
07:26 - #4 Be concise
08:25 - #5 Speak loud enough
10:35 - #6 Take good notes
12:31 - #7 Practise speaking
Hello Juva! How are you?
I love you videos and they're helping me A LOT in my preparation.
Could you make a video about other synonyms for terms used in your writing/speaking templates, please? I believe that it would help many people.
Thank you very much!
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@@erika150494 Hi Erika, I'm so glad you like the videos! I noted your wish :)
Juva, one advice: put your name on the illustrations. If anyone shares it, other people know who is the author and can follow your channel.
Thanks for the hint Luana! I am considering that :)
Thanks for the video, Juva. Very good.
I'm so glad you like it! :)
Thank you Juva, great video. I learn much from your helpful videos. ❤️❤️🙏🙏
I'm so glad the videos are helpful to you Dwi
I love this! You are a genius! Juva!
Thank you Yhonny! I'm flattered :)
Thank you Juva. I will be giving the TOEFL exam next week with the help of your videos and templates.
I'm so glad you like it Abhinu! I wish you all the best for your TOEFL, you can do this!
JUVA! Thank you so very much
I'm so glad you like the video :)
Thank you. I will have a test soon. Your videos are awesome.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you like them. I wish you all the best for your TOEFL test, you can do it!
Very informative Yuv .Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Juva. I just wanted to say thank you so much by giving all these information...😇
I'm so glad you like it 😀.
Thank you for your channel! Where are you from? Your accent is a little bit UK!
You're so welcome! I'm from Germany, but I study at Oxford University in the UK, perhaps that's why it sounds British :)
Thank you Juva for helping me get ready for my TOEFL exam. I had just a week for preparation during which I also had to work and do school assignments so I had 2-3 hours max each day to prepare during working days and one whole Saturday since my test was on Sunday. I was preparing mainly with your videos and I would not be able to prepare without you. In the end I scored 110 with a writing score of 25 which I was the most scared of. Thank you so much!!
Congratulations! That's amazing, you can be so proud of yourself. I'm so glad I could help 😀.
Thank u so much juva
You're so welcome! I'm happy you like it :)
Hallo Juva! Many thanks to you, you're great. you have done a lot. But a kind request for TOEFL speaking task 4.
wish you all the best.
Hi Naweed, I'm so glad you like it! I noted your wish :).
Hi Juva! Thanks for the videos, they are so helpful.
By the way, do you have any video that talks about the linking words?
Hi Barbara! I'm so glad they're helpful to you! Yes, I do, here you go: th-cam.com/video/z_HEjPQSn-U/w-d-xo.html
Thank you!
@@barbaramateus4492 You're most welcome!
great video and TH-cam Channel, very usefull
Glad to hear that! :)
Thank u so much for your videos java ❤
My pleasure :). I'm so glad you like them!
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Thank you a lot. I had like one and a half day to practice for the test. Passed. Not high, but good enough to get into program. :) And, mistakenly I signed up for a midnight time. Oh my! Agai, Thank you!
Congratulations Vasile! That's amazing, you can be so proud of yourself. Thank you so much, I really appreciate it, I'm so glad I could help :). I wish you all the best!
Thanks Juva
You're so welcome Shashi!
Hello Juva. I am taking my TOEFL iBT on January 22, and the Speaking section is what makes me a bit nervous. I find your tip about templates very useful, and will most certainly use it in my exam. Wish me luck. :)
I'm so glad it's helpful to you :). Best of luck, you can do it!
Hi! How was that?
Hi Juva! Great video and love the tips :) I just have a question.. As I start speaking, Am I not allowed to refer to my notes just in case I forget what I wanted to say again? Or I write the particular keywords and remember it only within the time limit to prepare to speak?
Hi Angella, thank you, I'm so glad you like it! In TOEFL Speaking you are allowed to take notes and have a look at your notes while speaking, so don't worry about that :).
@@juva Thank you for your reply❤ Appreciate it💕
@@angellam8789 You're most welcome
Hey Juva, I like your videos and believe they are very helpful. Why don't you post it on the Toefl group on facebook? They could help others too.
Hi Marlene, thanks a lot, I'm so glad you like them! Which TOEFL group on facebook are you talking about?
İ'll have an exam just in a week. So i am watching ur videos. They are amazing
Me too... I hope we'll do well 😄
Hi any one help me is anyone took home based test and could you tell me how to prepare please
Thank you so much! I'm so happy you like them. Just keep going with your TOEFL preparation and everything will be fine. I wish you all the best for your TOEFL test!
I wish you all the best for your TOEFL test! You can do it :)
Hi, have a look at my videos about the TOEFL Home Edition, you should find everything you need there. Just go to the playlist that says "TOEFL Home". If you have any questions just post them in the comments, I will be happy to answer them. Hope this helps :)
Hey Juva, i wanted to ask you about the speaking tasks. So, usually for the policy change it is best to summarize it briefly and then comment on the student's oppinion or we summarize it briefly only if it is specifically stated in the directions? Because, for example it might be to discuss only the oppinion of the student, in this case do we include a brief summary of the policy change or no?
Hi Alex, that's an excellent question! Usually, you will need to talk about both the policy change and the student's opinion. I can hardly imagine that you will get a question that excludes the policy change. However, of course, if the question asked you explicitly only about the student's opinion, you should only talk about that, but again I can hardly imagine this will happen. But even in this case you would need to say what the policy change is, probably in a sentence, because you need to relate the student's opinion to this change. Hope this helps :)
@@juva yes! thank you ))
@@marda40 You're welcome! :)
Hi Juva, I'll be taking my TOEFL day after tomorrow. I get a bit nervous while extracting keywords in such a short time and thus end up fumbling a lot during the task. Please guide!
PS. Have gone through your note-taking and template videos and they are really helpful by all means just this little thing is worrying me. Thanks so much!
Hi Achal, so great that you are taking the TOEFL! Speaking is a challenge, but don't worry, you can do this. You should practice to react to new questions quickly. Take a question, write down keywords and speak as you would do it in the test. It's important that you time yourself. This way you will get used to the situation and you should be able to improve your speaking. Hope this helps :)
@@juva Thanks so much!
@@achalvinod7097 You're most welcome!
Hi Juva,
I wish I would have seen this video earlier..
I scored yesterday 29 both on the reading and the listening part with the help of your templates.
Essay was a breeze aswell.
And I am confident I scored high.
But completely blew it on the speaking.
So bummed.
I needed a 26 but even though speaking English on a daily basis I just ended up stammering and mumbling unintelligible stuff.
Oh my gosh, i was so nervous and confused.
And not sure whether the next time I would perform that much better…
Hi Johanna, first of all congratulations on your scores! They are amazing, you can be so proud of yourself 😀.
I would recommend this: Wait until you receive your Speaking score and try not to worry about it. Maybe you managed to get the score you need. If you scored below 26, using Speaking Templates and practicing with them at home is a great idea. They provide you with sentence starters, the correct structures, and a broad range of vocabulary. If you have these templates in your head when you take the TOEFL, you will be more confident and you will know how to start your sentences. This makes it so much easier to deliver a great answer. I hope this helps!
Hi Johanna! How were you on the speaking part? Did you get it? I'm so nervous about this Speaking part too. I'll take my test now on February 22. I'm using those templates that Juva is sharing with us here, but everytime I'm gonna practice the speaking section, I always get so much nervous and I mess everything up. Hope you scored enough to have your necessary score on TOEFL. And by the way, thanks for the tips, Juva! I've seen many videos of your YT channel, it really helped me guide where I should direct my study. Kind regards!
Hi Juva! Can you advise me a source to check my TOEFL speaking level properly but free?🙄 And thank you for the video!
Hi Elmira, I'm so glad you like the video :). I'm afraid I have no experience with this, so I can't say anything about it.
Thank you for these great videos, I have a question. Should I speak quickly for the task or at my normal speed? 60 seconds are not enough, and I speak so fast to cover the structure, but I forget to use high-level words and grammar. It's impossible
I'm so glad you like my videos 😀. I recommend speaking normally in TOEFL Speaking. If you speak faster, it's not natural and you may make mistakes. It's better to concentrate on using complex grammar and a large vocabulary.
do you think that read a book out loud will help me on my speaking skill?
That's a fantastic idea! It will definitely help you practice speaking and become more fluent.
Hi.. Juva I am Edi from Indonesia.
What the differences between be concise and take a good note.
And I would like to recommend u to upload the step to register toefl IBT that I feel still don't have experience about that. I gonna take it for the last January. Keep spirit
Hi Edi, that's a great question! 😀 To be concise means to only mention the important points. This is necessary because you don't have much time in TOEFL Speaking. Regarding note-taking, check out this video where I tell you my top note-taking tips for TOEFL Speaking: th-cam.com/video/3jUJy52oR5Q/w-d-xo.html
Hi Juva.....here from Indonesia...my name Hasan....my TOEFL IBT Prediction Test is just out... I got a score of 60....this my first time take TOEFL IBT..it's very hard to speak fast with not my foreign language (English)...I need your advice to more improve my TOFL IBT.....god bless you
Hi Hasan, so great that you want to take the TOEFL! I'd recommend this: check out my playlists and pick the videos you need. If you have any questions, put them in the comments, I'll be happy to answer them :).
Hi Juva! My TOEFL test is in two days. I'm struggling to finish my answers within 60 seconds. Any tips for time management?
Hi Prokriti, no worries, you can do this! The key is to provide a concise answer that includes all important points, but no irrelevant information. Check out my video about note taking in TOEFL Speaking, where I show you how to take concise notes: th-cam.com/video/3jUJy52oR5Q/w-d-xo.html This will help you provide a precise answer that allows you to finish on time. Further, have a look at my Speaking practice videos, you can find them in the TOEFL Speaking playlist.
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Hi Juva, I'll take TOEFL in a month and your videos help me a lot, but I suddenly get distracted 'cause you are so pretty 👉👈. Greetings from Mexico ✌️
I'm so glad you like the videos! Thank you, I'm flattered 😊.
I HAVE MY TOEFL ON SATURDAY WOW
So great that you are going to take the TOEFL! :)
I have my exam schedule on 5th of November, bit nervous about speaking , but let's hope I do well
So great that you are going to take the TOEFL! Being nervous is totally normal, don't worry.
Thank you, hope I do well on exam
Am I allowed see the notes and speak in TOEFL speaking section in home edition
Yes, you are allowed to do that.
How is the 10 minutes break in the home edition? Like, can we talk to ourselves to warm out our voice etc.? I mean, does the protor watch us also during the break or how much freedom do we have, as what are allowed to do and not during the break?
You can go wherever you like during the break. So yes, you can definitely warm up your voice which is a good idea. I'd also recommend drinking some water during the break to stay fit for the rest of the test.
@@juva Can we mute micro during the break? I have only a small room unfortunately, I don't know what the proctor thinks when I'm talking to myself 😅
@@56456546fg This would be really funny :D. I assume you can but I'd recommend contacting them and asking them whether that's ok, just to be sure.
Thanks Yuva for this great video! I sometimes make grammatical mistake and immediately recognise them- do you think I should fix them or move on?
Also, what should I do if I finish before time?
I'm so glad you like it Faria. In TOEFL Speaking I'd recommend moving on because you don't have much time. Try to address all important points, this should help you speak for the time given.
@@juva thanks a lot for your helpful reply!
@@fariahuq6473 You're most welcome!
hi Juva as you pretty good in Vocabluary you secured 27 as i'm not good as you how can I get a good score like 26 or above its really tough right???
Hi Tharun, TOEFL Speaking is a challenge, but no worries, you can do this! Have a look at my TOEFL Speaking playlist. You can find many sample answers for all tasks there as well as tips on how to get a high score. If you have any questions, put them in the comments, I'll be happy to answer them.
Hi juva , how are you ? Hope you also fine , i miss you so much, really there is question in my mind ,after you got high score in toefl test you faced any a person you didn't understand what he says or you suffered confused? or after toefl you understand everything in English and every native speakers without need to translate. oh i have an one question more hhhh in the reading section there is listening part , the voice in this part,it is complex or clear ?i mean it's so fast that i can't take a note or understand. you know we are not a native speaker so i think it is hard to take a note with fastly listening.
my questions look like the newspaper is so long 😁😁
Hi Marwa, I'm fine thanks :). Hope you are fine too! Generally I don't have problems understanding people and I think the TOEFL helped in this sense because especially during the Listening section you need to understand a lot in order to answer the questions correctly. But of course sometimes when people talk really fast or have an accent I'm not used to, it may happen that I don't get a word. That's totally normal since we are not native speakers. I don't know what you mean: In the reading section of the TOEFL there is no listening part. Are you talking about the listening section? :)
@@juva oh i talk a bout the writing section, sorry!, in the writing section there is a listening part , is it fast or i can write during i listening to it?
@@marwakhateeb3721 Ok, now I understand :). That's correct, there is a listening part in task 1 of TOEFL Writing. The listening parts are always a challenge because the speakers are native speakers who speak as they normally do. This can sometimes be a bit fast for us. But of course you will be able to take notes. Just write down the most important keywords you need to remember what the speaker said. You will have enough time for that.
What is your college major?
I am doing an undergraduate degree in law.
@@juva that is sounds interesting, hope you all the best ,are you know ! i think i will complete my university study in Jordan because if i want to study in abroad i need to really high cost . i don't know what will happen with me in future?
@@marwakhateeb3721 Yeah it is really interesting, I love studying law. You're right, studying abroad can be expensive. Maybe you will study abroad in the future, who knows? It's always worth fighting for your dreams Marwa!
Is there anything which is not really important?
I'm not sure what you mean by that. Could you specify please?
Hi Juva! Thank you for all these tips! I would like to ask a question for the speaking session: from your point of view, do you think it's better to give a complete answer (including all the information and all the parts of a speaking template), or to give a more complex but maybe not complete answer? Because I'm used to speak quite fast, so it's quite natural for me to speak, but at the same time I would not usually use complex words and grammar. Sometimes I use them too, but it's rare, also because at the end of the day, it's not something I need in the everyday life. So I'm quite afraid for the speaking session, because I don't know if I should focus on covering the entire template, going fast but with less complex grammar/words, or if I should focus on using complex grammar/complex words, but with the danger of not completing the templates and going out of time while I try to answer to the tasks.
I'm so glad you like it 😀. You don't need to cover the entire template, but you must cover all important points so that your answer is complete. So it does not matter if you shorten the template as long as you mention everything that needs to be included.
@@juva Understood, thank you very much for your reply! I'm going to do the TOEFL IBT in about one week and half, so I really hope to get a good score. I only need a B2 or more, so even with a "low" score, I'm still good. But If I can get an high one it's better.
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