Category: TOEFL Writing Task 1 (Integrated)
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TOEFL Writing Task 1: The TOEFL Integrated Writing Practice Task
TOEFL Integrated Writing topics require you to summarize opinions that you read and hear. Read on to learn all about TOEFL Writing Task 1!
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Práctica para la tarea integrada del Writing del TOEFL
¿Buscas practicar para el Writing del TOEFL? Aquí hay una tarea integrada escrita por nuestros expertos. ¡Incluye respuestas!
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The Worst Mistake in TOEFL Writing, Revisited
I love Lucas’s TOEFL Tuesday videos. And he made an especially good video last week. He talked about the worst mistake in TOEFL Writing: plagiarism.
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TOEFL Tuesday: The WORST Mistake in TOEFL Writing
Let’s talk about the worst mistake I see in people’s essays when they are preparing for the TOEFL. This is a large, obvious mistake, and it’s completely avoidable, so every time I see it, I feel terrible for the person who wrote the essay. If only they knew this advice, they would score higher! The…
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How to Paraphrase in TOEFL Integrated Writing
The TOEFL Integrated Writing passage stays in front of you on the screen. So copying the original wording can be easy– so easy you can do it by accident.
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TOEFL Listening Practice for Integrated Writing
This post contains audio for the TOEFL Integrated Writing lecture that appears as transcript-only on pages 27-28 of TOEFL Quick Prep, Volume 1.
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Good Reading Practice for Integrated Writing
Finding TOEFL-like passages to practice for TOEFL Reading is reasonably easy—just find a nice medium-length article on an educational website, or read excerpts from first and second-year college textbooks.
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Note-Taking and Organizing Your Answer in TOEFL Integrated Writing
The TOEFL Integrated Writing Task can be tricky. The passage and the lecture are both fairly complex, and they contradict each other. There’s a lot of important information to be found between the reading and the lecture that challenges parts of the reading. You need to make sure you notice, record, and correctly recall the…
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How to Score a 5/5 on the TOEFL Essay: Integrated Task
For many students taking the TOEFL, scoring a 5 out of 5 on each of the two TOEFL essays—which would lead to a perfect score of 30 in the writing section—is the ultimate goal. Getting there takes a lot of practice, but it pays off nicely! Scoring so high in one section can counterbalance slightly…
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How to Revise TOEFL Writing
Revisions to TOEFL Writing responses should be made based on priorities. You want to revise the most important aspects of the writing first, and then move on to smaller “proofreading” errors (punctuation, spelling, grammar, etc…) if you have time. What are the highest priorities (and lowest) when you revise TOEFL Writing? ETS’s rubrics for TOEFL…