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How to improve TOEIC (P2)


11. Pay Attention to Exam Time

When reviewing, you should always pay attention to the time taken for the test. Never allow yourself to work beyond the allotted time. When taking the test, you need to pay special attention to the Reading section. You have 75 minutes to do parts V, VI, and VII. Many candidates spend the most time on parts V and VI because they think these two parts are the most difficult. In fact, you should not spend more than 30 minutes on these two sections but should spend about 40 minutes on the last part because this is the part with the highest score.

12. Listen fast

When reviewing, you should not make yourself a habit of rewinding the tape because during the real test you cannot control the speed of the tape by yourself. Even between questions you don't have much time to think. In case you can't figure out the answer, try to guess, then quickly move on to the next question. Do not review previous answers while waiting for the next question.

13. Practice reading aloud

Reading aloud will help you with reading comprehension and listening comprehension skills. To understand English better, it is important that you understand the rhythm of this language. Read lots of books, newspapers, magazines, and even children's stories. You can also record your voice into the radio to see what it sounds like.

14. Using the mass media

One of the most effective ways to prepare for the TOEIC test is to study in real English. Be diligent in watching TV, listening to the radio, reading books and newspapers; Pay attention to advertisements, weather news, traffic conditions, etc. It's best to find a friend to practice with. You can practice asking and answering questions together.

15. Use Free Websites

There are many websites that offer free exam samples, so you should check the websites often. You can spend an hour a day learning English online but remember not to be attracted by online games.

16. Teach native speakers your language If you can't get a tutor for yourself and you know a native English speaker who wants to learn your mother tongue, this is a great opportunity for you to learn the language. Older brother. Get them a free one-hour lesson a week. In the process of teaching, you will definitely learn many new words and expressions in English as well as grammar rules.

17. Have an English notebook with you

Always keeping an English notebook with you doesn't mean you have to record all your daily activities but you can write whatever you like as  Good phrases in English, why you like it, even write about a teacher you admire, etc. If you study TOEIC with a friend, you can think of a variety of topics to write in that notebook. Then you can grade each other. This is a way to practice the V, VI errors in the TOEIC test.

18. Asking Questions

Never hesitate to ask questions. In the TOEIC review classes, your questions from other students make others discover many things. In case the teacher is not free, the friends are the ones who help you answer your questions the best.

19. Stress Management

If you feel too stressed before the TOEIC test due to studying too much or expecting too much from yourself, you must learn to balance your state. Before the test, take a deep breath and tell yourself that you will do your best. Between the Listening and Reading sections, you can also take another deep breath to stay focused.

20. Don't study by heart

You should never study rice, that is, cramming for a short period of time before the exam. The week before the test is a time to review and consolidate knowledge, not a time to stuff your head with new knowledge. Take enough sleep the night before the test date. On the day of the test, you should enjoy a delicious meal and rest a few hours before taking the test. You can also think of a reward after the test, like an outing.