Important Sentences & Words Will Increase your Score in TOEFL exam if you say - Speaking Part
The Speaking section in TOEFL consists of 6 parts which requires to give your opinion about a general topics and to summarize a story or discussion about something you know.
In the first past you will be asked about something familiar for you, you have to use some sentences like i prefer, I was impressed, i liked ...
- to explain why something you chose you might say one of the followings:
● That’s because… ● The reason I say that is that… ● After all,…
- to clarify something you might say:
● What I mean to say is that… ● I guess I’m trying to say that… ● To put it another way,…
- to show contrast, you might say:
● But on the other hand,… ● In contrast,… ● …, however,… ● But at the same time… ● Whereas,..
- to say your opinion about something, you might say:
● Personally,.. ● If it were up to me, I would… ● I’d say that [he/she] should… ● I think it’s better to…
** you have to pay attention here if the subject you have been asked is in past or present, you have to take care about the grammar structure in your speaking.
In TOEFL exam you will be asked most probably in a subject you don't know about or you don't have any previous knowledge before, such as " what is your opinion about that the government is spending a much amount of money to cover the external risks on the country" !!??
In these case, you have just to think about an ideas based on your life experience, the exam is not a technical for the risk or any other topic rather than the English language itself, .
Synonyms that better to use to increase your score:
Awful (Terrible)
Plethora (a lot of)
Neat (clean)
Vital (Important)
Mesmerize (Fascinate, Charm)
Enormous, Immense (Big)
However ( to explain two contradicting sentences)
Rich (wealthy)
Plenty (Much)
Recapitulate ( to summarize, Summary)
Quiet (calm)
Keen (enthusiastic)
Utilize (use)
Hide (conceal)
Dilemma (Problem, Trouble)
Also see 250 Words that are usually mentioned in TOEFL Exams - Test Your Vocabularies
Idioms that better to use to increase your score:
Tie the Knot: get married
Cut Corners: to do something badly to save time or money
A Slow News Day: a day with little news to report
Get the Picture: understand something
Hang in There: to be patient in difficult times
On the Fence: being undecided between two options
Keep Track of: to continue to know what is happening to something or to someone
Test the Waters: to cautiously try something new
Once in a Blue Moon: rarely to happen
Mind-blowing: something overwhelmingly impressive
With Flying Colors: with great success
On One's own: responsible for oneself, independent of outside help or control
Invasion of Privacy: unjustifiable intrusion into the personal life of another without consent
Make a Long Story Short: to briefly summarize a story
Below the Belt: if someone said something unfair or cruel
Piece of Cake: Something is really easy to do for you
Come Clean: if you are saying the truth about something
Fair and Square: if someone wins a competition or does something fairly
Tag a Long: to go along with someone
Yellow Journalism: a type of journalism that presents little or no legitimate well-researched news
Couch Potato: to describe someone lazy/ Lazy person
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