How to Prepare for the TOEFL Test
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TOEFL Test PreparationTOEFL ExamThe TOEFL test is designed to measure the English skills of non-English speaking people by testing their writing, reading, listening and speaking abilities.
This may sound terrifying at first, but that’s okay. It’s natural to feel a bit nervous or overwhelmed (feel like you have too much to do). But I have even more good news for you: It’s a really useful test.
As a language teacher, I love that the TOEFL test is all about using real English in a real-life setting. It’s not about complex grammar and difficult vocabulary that you would never use in real life.
So when you study for the TOEFL test, you’re also preparing yourself for using English in real life—like at a university or job. TOEFL Coaching, TOEFL Classes
Understand the TOEFL content: No matter which format you take, the TOEFL always has three parts: reading, listening and writing. The Internet-based TOEFL also includes a speaking section.
Internet-based test
The Internet-based test (iBT) looks like this:
- Reading section: 60-80 minutes | 36-56 questions
- Listening section: 60-90 minutes | 34-51 questions
- Short break: 10 minutes
- Speaking section: 20 minutes | 6 tasks
- Writing section: 50 minutes | 2 essays
Paper-based test
The paper-based test looks like this:
- Listening section: 30-40 minutes| 50 questions
- Writing section: 25 minutes | 40 questions
- Reading section: 55 minutes | 50 questions
- TWE test: 30 minutes | write one essay
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