How to Get Succeeded in TOEFL Writing

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Here are some tips on how to get succeeded in TOEFL Writing:


  • Plan your essay carefully. Before you start writing, take a few minutes to plan your essay. This will help you to stay on topic and to write a well-organized essay.


  • Use clear and concise language. Your writing should be clear and concise. This means that you should use simple language that is easy to understand.


  • Use a variety of vocabulary and grammar structures. The TOEFL Writing section is designed to test your ability to use a variety of vocabulary and grammar structures. So, it's important to use a variety of vocabulary and grammar structures in your essay.


  • Proofread your essay carefully. Before you submit your essay, proofread it carefully for any errors in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.


  • Practice, practice, practice! The best way to improve your TOEFL Writing score is to practice. There are many different resources available to help you practice, such as practice tests, online courses, and even just recording yourself speaking.


Here are some additional tips that may help you succeed in TOEFL Writing:


  • Use a variety of resources to practice. There are many different resources available to help you practice for the TOEFL Writing section. You can find practice tests, essay prompts, and even online courses.


  • Find a study partner. Studying with a partner can be a great way to improve your writing skills. You can quiz each other, discuss the prompts, and help each other understand the material.


  • Don't give up. The TOEFL Writing section can be challenging, but it's important to not give up. Keep practicing and you will eventually improve your skills.


  • A score of 26 in TOEFL Writing is considered to be good. This means that you have an advanced level of writing fluency and accuracy. If you want to get a higher score, you can continue to practice and improve your writing skills.


Here are some specific tips for the two TOEFL Writing tasks:


  • Independent Writing Task: This task asks you to write an essay on a given topic. The topic will be something that is open to discussion, such as a current event, a personal experience, or a controversial issue.


  • Plan your essay carefully. Take a few minutes to brainstorm ideas and to decide on your main point. Then, create an outline to help you organize your thoughts.


  • Write a clear and concise introduction. Your introduction should introduce the topic of your essay and state your main point.


  • Support your main point with evidence. Use examples, statistics, or expert opinions to support your main point.


  • Write a clear and concise conclusion. Your conclusion should restate your main point and summarize your main points.


  • Integrated Writing Task: This task asks you to read a passage and then write an essay that responds to a question about the passage. The passage will be on a academic topic, and the question will ask you to do something with the information in the passage, such as summarize the main points, compare and contrast two ideas, or evaluate the author's argument.


  • Read the passage carefully. Make sure that you understand the main points of the passage.


  • Read the question carefully. Make sure that you understand what the question is asking you to do.


  • Answer the question in your essay. Be sure to include evidence from the passage to support your answer.


  • Write a clear and concise essay. Your essay should be well-organized and easy to follow.


I hope these tips help you succeed in TOEFL Writing!

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