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28 Oct 2015, 22:53
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Hi all. This is Joseph from the NoteFull team again. In this post we're going to discuss how to come up with the strongest examples for your body paragraphs for writing question 2 to earn your dream TOEFL score.
This isn't the easiest thing to do. Everyone is at a different level, so you may produce powerful examples just by following the advice on this post only and earn your goal score. Or you may require months of weekly tutoring to build up your mastery to succeed. And, of course, more likely, you'll be somewhere in the middle.
If you find this easy and great advice, excellent. You're on your way to success. If you find this hard to follow or a bit confusing, feel free to reply with your questions or examples and we'll help the best we can.
Be aware that to earn your dream score though, you must have strong academic English and TOEFL skills. That requires hard work and study; there's no shortcut to that. So, with that said, here's the tip for strong examples:
Use the easiest examples you can write, but don’t write the simplest examples you can remember.
What does that mean?
It’s better to write an example about your professional career or studies (history, pharmacology, physical therapy, law, business, etc.) than what you did at the park yesterday. Referencing more “professional” experiences and examples will allow you to write better and use more advanced vocabulary. Simple advice but if you're not following it, it can dramatically improve the quality, and therefore score, of your essay.
Does that make sense?
Let us know if it doesn’t. We’re all here to help. Good luck with your studies!
This isn't the easiest thing to do. Everyone is at a different level, so you may produce powerful examples just by following the advice on this post only and earn your goal score. Or you may require months of weekly tutoring to build up your mastery to succeed. And, of course, more likely, you'll be somewhere in the middle.
If you find this easy and great advice, excellent. You're on your way to success. If you find this hard to follow or a bit confusing, feel free to reply with your questions or examples and we'll help the best we can.
Be aware that to earn your dream score though, you must have strong academic English and TOEFL skills. That requires hard work and study; there's no shortcut to that. So, with that said, here's the tip for strong examples:
Use the easiest examples you can write, but don’t write the simplest examples you can remember.
What does that mean?
It’s better to write an example about your professional career or studies (history, pharmacology, physical therapy, law, business, etc.) than what you did at the park yesterday. Referencing more “professional” experiences and examples will allow you to write better and use more advanced vocabulary. Simple advice but if you're not following it, it can dramatically improve the quality, and therefore score, of your essay.
Does that make sense?
Let us know if it doesn’t. We’re all here to help. Good luck with your studies!
29 Oct 2015, 03:21
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Thank you for your collaboration here on gmatclub.
I hope you have seen my resources. best-resources-to-tackle-each-section-of-the-toefl-ibt-144802.html
Many thanks.
Carcass
I hope you have seen my resources. best-resources-to-tackle-each-section-of-the-toefl-ibt-144802.html
Many thanks.
Carcass
29 Oct 2015, 18:13
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carcass
That's what it's all about. Thanks for the kudo. I have checked it out. The post is great. There are a lot of fantastic resources there and you've organized them all really well for everyone. By the way, why is NoteFull missing?
Haha. Anyway, it's great to talk with you! 
