What about your accent?
A lot of students worry about whether their accent will affect their score in the Speaking section of the TOEFL. Well, it’s like this. Everyone who speaks English has an accent. So, having an accent is...
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Debatepedia
Debatepedia defines itself as “the Wikipedia of debate and deliberation”. It’s a useful as a source of arguments for classroom debates on everything from Advertising to Zoos. I think you guys might...
View ArticleTOEFL Speaking – real examples
These students are practicing for the TOEFL iBT Speaking section. These are Vietnamese students. They were given a personal choice topic question. No strict time for preparation was given. How would...
View ArticleLearn English with Flash Cards
This is a simple, useful site for lower-level learners. It is just made up of vocabulary flash cards that you can click on to hear pronunciation. Simple, but effective if you don’t have access to...
View ArticleHow to CHEAT on the TOEFL!
Okay friends, here is a trick you can use on the TOEFL iBT to improve your score in the section that everyone dreads the most — the TOEFL Speaking section. Now, I would only advise that you read the...
View ArticleTOEFL Grammar -ING & -ED Adjectives
This is a two-part lesson about participal adjectives. It’ll be very useful to you for the speaking section especially, where mistakes in grammar will hurt your score.
View ArticleFree TOEFL Speaking Examples
Here are some good, long TOEFL iBT Speaking examples. Just keep doing these until you are ready to take the exam.
View ArticleTOEFL iBT scores for Chinese students go up
ETS has reported that TOEFL scores for Chinese students have gone up to match the worldwide average. In case you were wondering, the worldwide average for the TOEFL iBT is 78. The average score in...
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