I got 54 points in the first TOEFL test, including 1 1 for listening and reading, 18 for speaking and 14 for writing. There are only ten days to prepare for the next exam.

First, break through reading, find a little red book (the kind I wrote), recite one or two words every day (this is too few), and don't brush it too many times. Then start reading, starting with og. After reading the above article, you can do the problem indefinitely (if you don't do it, if you find it too difficult). Read the words for the first time, understand the meaning for the second time, read long and difficult sentences for the third time, read the logic between paragraphs for the fourth time, and read through them for the last time. In this way, you can practice more than 10 (the correct rate of doing the questions is over half). TOEFL reading is not much, just take 60 or 70 beats, just do it back and forth, and practice speed and accuracy after brushing. By the way, it is suggested to sign up for a class, that is, Shenma New Oriental (mainly deceiving people) or Lao Luo (I don't know other places in Beijing).

I won't say much about listening. I practice every day, that is, listen first, then read the original text, and then read it after listening. It takes almost two months to practice calligraphy and study.

Speaking is to practice more, find the real tpo questions and say the first two questions back and forth. Everything else is technical and can be learned in class.

Writing depends on what the teacher says in class, and also on finding real questions to practice. This requires some professional guidance and suggestions in order to have a reliable writing class.

This is a long-term plan, which is impossible. As a scientific test of English proficiency, TOEFL is impossible to improve English proficiency without improving scores. Please report it in three or four months.

In the short term, there is another small way, that is, go to a website like Ma Xiao Crossing the River to find the machine. It may not be accurate, but it is still useful to read and listen. The first two paragraphs of the oral machine classic can't be written in a limited time.

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