Selasa, 31 Maret 2015

TOEFL strategy

      1. Use English every day
In order to conquer the TOEFL test , the first step that you can use that to your use English every day . You can set aside the time you have only to communicate in English only minutes away . When you listen to , read , and write in English in the time you have, it will increase your ability to speak English.
2.      Write 
You can create a number of records that you can use for yourself and make a daily reminder to use English . In addition , you may also be able to use some new words as well as some common expressions . If you have time , you may also be practiced via email with your chat with a friend using the English language . It can help you in structuring sentences also vocabulary you have.
3.      Listen To
In addition to writing , maybe you can improve your English language skills by listening to music, radio, television, films and several online broadcast in the form of the English language. When you hear more and more, the greater you in understanding the vocabulary and expressions. With you listen to music will also help you in getting a rhythm pattern , you can listen closely these words.
4.      Read
When you have a desire to be able to speak English is good and right, read also the best way to improve your vocabulary . Maybe you can read some magazines, newspapers, even online sites in the form of the English language. In addition, you may also be able to read some reading materials that are academically to prepare yourself to communicate at the level of the working world in English.
      5. Be familiar with question types  
     There are certain types of questions in TOEFL; make sure you know what types of questions will be on test. Here's a very brief rundown:
·         Reading questions -- mainly multiple choice, dealing with vocabulary, detail, purpose, negative factual information, essential information, reference, and inference. You will also deal with where to put information in a sentence, summaries, and tables.
·         Listening questions -- again, mainly multiple choice, dealing with main idea, detail, purpose, organization and implications. There are also tables and some questions where you give more than one answer.
·         Speaking questions -- you'll be given a topic to listen about, a little while to gather your thoughts, and then time to speak. The topics will vary from the more academic to the personal.
·         Writing questions -- you'll be given two tasks. The first one you'll write about for 20 minutes, the second for 30. You must give your opinion and be able to back it up.
6. Think in English
Do so all the time, while you walk, while you plan your day, while you eat. It will become easier as you practice more.
·         The best way is to put your skills to use, having conversations with native speakers. There are many sites on the Internet offering pen pals and conversation partners. You can meet face to face or use Skype or other services. You may even meet an English-speaker who wants to learn your language, if you're willing to return the favor.
·         You can also listen to radio, television, and even podcasts in English.