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Editor’s note: Kate Hardin contributed signifcantly to this post. Pacing is very important in TOEFL Listening. Today, we’ll take a closer look at the TOEFL Listening time breakdown, the suggested TOEFL Listening time per question, and the pacing and note-taking strategies that will help you make the most of TOEFL Listening time. Table of Contents […]
ETS has just announced some big 2019 TOEFL format changes. This is obviously very important news for anyone who will take the test August 1 of 2019 or later. Magoosh has been keeping a close eye on the situation, and we have a full report on the 2019 ETS TOEFL updates for you. Read on […]
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You probably already know that “feed” is a verb in English. (And if you read my last TOEFL Blog post, you definitely know!)
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