TOEFL Instructional videos - Very useful

This is rearding Q1 in Writing section. The video talks about a specific structure i.e. Opinion then Reason 1 etc etc. But on internet and Barron book I found different kinds of passages. Some where just explanatory biology passages or arts passages.

Can anyone please confirm in the real test what kind of passage comes...???

Thanks so much for these videos, they were very helpful. I watched them one day before my TOEFL test, and I scored 28 on the Speaking section and 29 on the Writing section!

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Ig you see my sticky post about the best links to tackle the TOEFL rainshaw is the first resource. However, the fact that now is offline concern me a lot because the exam is a bit changed and I have to retake because are expired the two years

Here you can see his youtube channel

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Thanks for this, I'll use them for my preparations

Thank you so very much for these videos. I gave my TOEFL recently and got 28 in writing and 27 in speaking.

I gave my TOEFL preps only 4 hours since I had my GMAT the previous day. All I did was view these videos. I had a map like this instructor suggests and that is what I drew in my break. I really liked the countdown for seconds that he provides.

I didn't even have time for much practice so I simply reviewed 5 questions of each kind for listening and recorded myself on my ipad and listened for review. By the time it was time for the test, the response construct was very familiar.

For writing, I didn't practice much. Chinese Burned's AWA and this video gives you a good structure and that should be enough.

I have exam in this month and this post is very helpful.
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Thank you, this was very helpful in the test.

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Thank you for the useful videos. I watch one of them every day, they're really helpful. I'm going to take a TOEFL exam and if there are any other videos/materials like this, I'd be glad to learn about them.
Also, I want to ask if webinars are helpful, too. I'm asking, because I found this webinar on Karhanyan online school and if it is useful, please let me know. Otherwise, I don't want to waste my time.
Thanks in advance

Just got my TOEFL results, 118 out of 120, lost 2 points in the speaking section.
I've never had any problems with english, but after my GMAT experience (got a 750 on the eve before the exam and on the real thing got a 710) I decided not to take any chances. I took the TOEFL on a Saturday and spent from Wed-Fri at night studying for the exam.

Reading section >>
This should be one of the easiest, specially if you have already studied for the GMAT. Just don't waste time reading the whole thing before answering the questions, skip rightaway to the first question and if it's a specific question regarding the meaning of a word or something like that go straight to the right answer and don't lose time. Normally only the last question in each reading requires for a full understanding of the passage.
The session is rather easy in the end, just be careful with timing

Listening >>
I've listened to the practice questions on the sample exam ETS provides. It's rather easy, but you have to be careful not to lose focus during the passage. A good way I found to avoid this was to keep notes of everything in the order it showed in the passage. For most of the questions you won't use your notes, but it's a good solution if u tend to get distracted.

Speaking >>
This is where I spent some hours studying for real. Learn the structure of each question and how to structure your answer, these videos are great for this, but you also should be prepared for some small variations. Try spending some of the extra time in the reading/listening sections and also the break to prepare your answers for this part.
Also, this is a great website for practicing https://www.eng1on1.com/ibt.php?test=1

Writing >>
Same as AWA on GMAT, learn the structure you are using for each of the questions. The videos above should be enough. Try also to spare some free time to prepare your stucture ahead during the break or some extra minutes you get in the first sections.

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THanks for this! I scored 18 / 18 on these two sections on my first test - hopefully this will help me score higher next time.

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wao. It's useful