Tactic for Doing TOEFL Grammar Questions

Author: Tian Qiang
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: The Skills for Solving TOEFL Grammar Questions Most candidates want to take new tests, but in fact, this is unnecessary. Over the past decade, the question types in the TOEFL Structure (Grammar) section have not changed significantly (even after the major revision in August 1995). Furthermore, there is a "cycle" in the use of test banks for any exam; questions that have just been tested are generally not repeated. It is particularly important to remember that the key lies in the thought process for solving problems and the skills for tackling questions. Many candidates do a lot of practice during their preparation, but their improvement is very slow. The fundamental reason is likely that they only focus on accumulating answers or "individual cases" and fail to summarize from the perspective of problem-solving approaches and question-solving skills.