LISTENING STRATEGY ON TOEFL
ONLY STUDY
THE ENGLISH THAT TOEFL USES
Strictly
English's tutors only focus on the English you need for the Listening Section
of the TOEFL. For example, because almost every TOEFL lecture uses adverbials
and adverbial phrases to introduce an opposing point of view, we make sure that
you understand that grammatical pattern.
IMPROVE YOUR
KNOWLEDGE OF ACADEMIC CONTENT
The
TOEFL listening section has you listen to lectures and class discussions from
various academic subjects like biology, psychology, art history, geology,
literature, etc. This is why our Listening Package gives your close to 300
lectures on various academic topics. These lectures will make you more
confident when listening to university lectures.
STRENGTHEN
YOUR LISTENING BY READING. PRESENTING, AND TRANSCRIBING
Many
people think that the best way to improve your listening is to listen, listen,
listen. And, yes: this will help. But listening to English is just one of four
ways to improve your listening. In addition, we have our students read academic
lecture, give presentations on academic topics, and copy written versions of
lectures.
EAR TRAINING
Many
students have trouble understanding lectures and conversations because they are
unable to hear the words that native speakers of English either verbally
contract together or "swallow" when talking. Our ear training
exercises help you hear these verbal contractions and these swallowed words so
that you will have a better understanding of what you're listening to.
EXPLAIN
WRONG ANSWERS
It's
not only important to know which answer choice is correct. It is also very
important to know why a wrong answer choice is wrong. As we train you to
explain why an incorrect answer choice is wrong, you will strengthen your
critical ability to answer questions more quickly.
WRITE TOEFL
TEST QUESTIONS
If
you can begin thinking like a TOEFL-test writer, then you'll be able to
identify the tricks and traps TOEFL puts into their answer choices. So we have
you wr ite your own TOEFL
questions to various TOEFL lectures.
ALIGN THE
TOEFL BOOKS FROM EASIEST TO HARDEST
Because
some TOEFL books are more advanced than others, Strictly English has sequenced
the TOEFL books on the market from easiest to hardest so that as your study of
Listening will become more challenging as you go.
Listening Toefl Test Working Tips
Toefl test consists of three parts, among others: Toefl Listening Comprehension Test, consisting of 50 Toefl test Structure and Written Test, consisting of 40 soalToefl Reading Comprehension Test, consisting of 50 questions. Here I will give you tips on how to game the Toefl listening tests.
Listening Comprehension Test consists of 50 questions, divided into three sections namely section A = 30 questions, about the section B = 8 and C = 12 questions section. Listening section A in the form of dialogue or conversation between two people (the first question and the second answer. Narrator will make inquiries based on conversations between the first and second. Narrator and all questions only intended to answer the second. Means you should focus more on people's answers both.
First question: do you have to listen to all the conversations of the first and the second? The answer may be - is okay, but it's more important you should be able to catch the second person answers. Second Question: Do you have to listen to all that answered the second sentence? The answer may be - is okay. But more importantly you should be able to catch one of the key words in the answer to the second. The third question: what is the keyword? Keyword is meant here is a verb (verbs) and adjectives (adjective). Why adjectives and verbs used as keywords? Because you are looking for is a OTHERWISE / synonyms (words that have the same meaning) with the keywords on the answer to -2.
Example in the conversation:
Sherly : Hi Dev, do you bring my English dictionary? I need to finish my homework tonight. Dev: Oh, sorry. I forget to bring it. Narrator: What does the man (Dev) mean? A. The man Forgets to bring the dictionary . B. The man does not know about the dictionary. C. The man brings Sherly's dictionary. D. The man does not remember to bring the dictionary. The correct answer is D (The man does not remember to bring the dictionary). Key words in the answer to -2 is forget. Then you have to find another answer which means the same as the word forget that does not remember. Forget is a verb (verb). Usually synonymous adjectives (adjective) and verbs (verb). Way / This strategy applies to Listening Comprehension Part A, number 1 s / d 30. Easy - I hope you understand my brief explanation.
Listening Toefl Test Working Tips
Toefl test consists of three parts, among others: Toefl Listening Comprehension Test, consisting of 50 Toefl test Structure and Written Test, consisting of 40 soalToefl Reading Comprehension Test, consisting of 50 questions. Here I will give you tips on how to game the Toefl listening tests.
Listening Comprehension Test consists of 50 questions, divided into three sections namely section A = 30 questions, about the section B = 8 and C = 12 questions section. Listening section A in the form of dialogue or conversation between two people (the first question and the second answer. Narrator will make inquiries based on conversations between the first and second. Narrator and all questions only intended to answer the second. Means you should focus more on people's answers both.
First question: do you have to listen to all the conversations of the first and the second? The answer may be - is okay, but it's more important you should be able to catch the second person answers. Second Question: Do you have to listen to all that answered the second sentence? The answer may be - is okay. But more importantly you should be able to catch one of the key words in the answer to the second. The third question: what is the keyword? Keyword is meant here is a verb (verbs) and adjectives (adjective). Why adjectives and verbs used as keywords? Because you are looking for is a OTHERWISE / synonyms (words that have the same meaning) with the keywords on the answer to -2.
Example in the conversation:
Sherly : Hi Dev, do you bring my English dictionary? I need to finish my homework tonight. Dev: Oh, sorry. I forget to bring it. Narrator: What does the man (Dev) mean? A. The man Forgets to bring the dictionary . B. The man does not know about the dictionary. C. The man brings Sherly's dictionary. D. The man does not remember to bring the dictionary. The correct answer is D (The man does not remember to bring the dictionary). Key words in the answer to -2 is forget. Then you have to find another answer which means the same as the word forget that does not remember. Forget is a verb (verb). Usually synonymous adjectives (adjective) and verbs (verb). Way / This strategy applies to Listening Comprehension Part A, number 1 s / d 30. Easy - I hope you understand my brief explanation.
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