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Presentacion Toefl

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EFL TES

O T
T
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Accredit the English exam equal or equivalent to 450
TOEFL points evaluated by the English department of
the UAEH.

In contrast to other language certificates, this exam


does not include a speaking test.

The report presents the total score and by sections,


which will help you identify your weaknesses and know
what skills you need to improve.
NTENT
O
TOEFL

S
C TOEFL Structure

Listening Comprehension
In this lesson we
are going to talk Structure and Written
about: Expression

Reading Comprehension

CH T
AR
TOEFL

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)


measures the level of English language proficiency of
non-native speakers of English. It is written and
published by the Educational Testing Service (ETS) of
Princeton, New Jersey, USA. The TOEFL is an
admissions requirement at collages and universities in
United States and other parts of the world.
RUCTUR
T

E
At each level, competency is measured in three
areas, which are listed below. Each area has a
specific number of questions.

Listening comprehension: 50 multiple choice


questions (the test lasts 35 minutes).
Structure and Written Expression: 40 multiple-choice
questions (25 minutes)
Reading Comprehension: 50 multiple choice
questions (55 minutes)
LISTENING
There are 30 questions in Part A, 8 in Part B and 12 in Part C.

Part A: In this part you will listen to short conversations (about 10


seconds) between two people in all kinds of situations. For
example, at work, at university or in an informal setting between
friends. Immediately after each conversation, you will be asked a
question about it. Here are some of the most common ones:

What does the woman imply?


How does the woman feel about…?
What will the man probably do?
PART B
Part B: In this part you will listen to longer conversations,
listening long conversation, (up to 2 minutes). In this
task, there will be four questions referring to the same
conversation. Therefore, you will have to pay close
attention to catch as much information as possible. You
will find general questions about the conversation or
about specific details, for example:

What are the two women discussing?


How does the man feel about the news?
What type of craft is not mentioned?
What could Sarah do in the near future?
ART C
P
Part C: In this last part you will listen to several
monologues or similar lectures, also known as a
listening lecture, that you might hear in a university
class.

After each one, you will be asked some general or specific


questions, such as:

What is the speaker's main point?


In what century did this practice start?
What other term is used to refer to...?
What physiological reason is mentioned?
1. Be careful! You will only have one chance to listen to the audio and the question, as

well as to choose the correct answer. That is why it is very important that you train

yourself before the exam, especially for this part.

2. The information is usually not very complicated to understand, but the trick of the

test is that they usually make you hesitate between two answers and both seem

correct. This is where you have to pay attention to the details: connectors,

synonyms...

3. If you can do notes do it

4. Practice listen diferents audios and writte what do you remember


RESOURCES TO EXAMPLE
PRACTICE https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=E0SfDNSu79Q
https://auth.global-exam.com/register?
_ga=2.201108142.1464004037.1632307711-
1503493826.1632140545

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening

https://www.ets.org/toefl_itp/test_preparation/sa
mple_questions/level1_section1_listening_compre
hension/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCStOrmXIESdr
0uXlt4r_e7Q

https://www.edx.org/es/course/toefl-test-
preparation-the-insiders-guide
1. Read the whole sentence before you
Section two contains 40 questions and choose your answer.
you have 25 minutes to answer all the 2. Ask yourself "What is needed in this
sentence?"
questions.
3. Locate the subject and the verb of the
There are two parts in this section:
main clause.
1.Structure (15 questions): you choose the
4. Locate the object or the complement of
correct sentence completions.
the sentence.
2. Written Expression (25 questions): you
5. Look for a subordinate clause.
choose the incorrect sentence segments. 6. Do not look for ungrammatical segments
in the answer choices.
1. Ask yourself "What is wrong with this sentence?"

2. QUICKLY scan the four underlined segments to find what is wrong.

3. Read the entire sentence and compare the underlined segments to

other parts of the sentence.

4. Do not waste time looking for errors that are not underlined.

5. Do not waste time thinking about how to correct the incorrect

segment of the sentence.


STRUCTURE WRITTEN
Example
EXPRESSION
Example
READING
The TOEFL reading section has extensive readings that make it one of the most time
consuming but equally misleading parts of the test. seeks to assess our abilities to
understand and communicate effectively in the English language, specifically in an
academic setting.
URE RE
CT

A
U

D
R

GNI
TS
We will see 50 questions, which are derived from
3 or 4 paragraphs of academic content. We have
between 55-60 minutes maximum to complete
the section, which is summarized in
approximately 5 minutes to read each text,
which would allow 1 minute to answer each
question.
The speed of reading.

The strategic reading comprehension plan.

The specific vocabulary or instrumental English.

Continuity and strategic use


READING
Example
Example
Example
Example
Example
RESOURCES
RESOURCES
DO YOU
HAVE ANY
QUESTIONS?

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