Studying TOEFL is crucial to scoring well on the test. Setting a study schedule can help you to achieve your TOEFL goals. The first point to consider when studying TOEFL is when to start – the earlier you start, the better your score can be. If you are planning on taking the test in three…
It is common knowledge that studying hard is the way to get a good score on any test, especially TOEFL. This, however, is not true. Yes you need to study hard, but the best way to study TOEFL is to “study smart”. What does studying smart mean? It means you don’t waste your time learning…
Scanning and skimming is NOT enough to get a high score on the TOEFL. If you need a 50 or 60, then it can work, but if you need anything higher (which almost all universities require), you need proper TOEFL reading technique – you NEED to read and understand the material, and use critical thinking…
