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In the TOEFL speaking, when you want to get the highest possible score, the first step is to understand the structure.
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There are two task types, listen and repeat, and take an interview.
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The first one, listen and repeat, is what it sounds like.
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You listen to a statement and repeat.
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The statement will be something like this.
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Welcome to our office kitchen and break area.
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Now that's pretty easy.
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It'll get more difficult as you keep going, where number seven is maybe 15 words long or longer.
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So, that's it.
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You listen and repeat seven times.
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After that is take an interview.
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Here, you will be asked four questions.
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You have a question, one at a time, and then you have 45 seconds to speak.
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There's no preparation time.
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There's just a question, and then you speak.
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The possible topics that you'll get on test day, it should be something familiar.
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Something with your lifestyle, habit, education, or school something you should have an opinion about and be able to talk about.
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So that's it.
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Pretty simple first step.
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The second step to getting a perfect score.
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Now I know nobody is perfect.
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There's always flaws in how we speak, even me.
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Somebody will let me know in the comments the mistakes I make.
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But to get the highest possible score, the second thing you need to do is understand the grading.
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So this is the grading according to ETS, the company that makes the TOEFL for a listen
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and repeat they're going to grade you on fluency which how smooth
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and natural you speak on intelligibility do they understand what you're saying
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and repeat accuracy did you repeat what was actually said and
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that that'll probably be the biggest thing did you actually say what was said
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and so that's pretty simple take an interview also pretty simple is
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that you're graded on four dimensions which are fluency
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which is the way that you speak intelligibility do they understand your pronunciation and your speech music going up and down,
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your language use, your vocabulary and grammar.
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And then, of course, your structure, which is like the organization of how you begin
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and how you develop the topic in the middle and how you finish your speaking.
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Does it make sense while you're speaking the way that it's structured?
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So that's it.
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Not only is important to know about the grading criteria, but you have to know what to do with it.
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Okay, so you understand it, so what?
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What does that mean?
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Well, now that you know the grading criteria, you can set goals to try to reach those marks,
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which is why you can download the TOEFL goals guide that we have at TST Prep.
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It's completely free and we give you goals based on the dimension what you're trying to work on.
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If you're trying to work on speed, we give you goals for how to speak faster.
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If you're trying to improve your vocabulary, we give you goals to set to try to help improve your vocabulary.
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So make sure you download that so you know what you need to do to actually improve in those scoring criteria.
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The next tip or next way to improve your score, the next way to get to the perfect score is to always record your speaking.
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I say this all the time, but it bears repeating.
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I'll say it just really quickly here.
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If you want to improve, you have to record your voice.
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Not only do you have to record your voice, but you also have to listen to your voice as well.
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I know it's painful, I know you hate the sound of your own voice, but that's the way that you're going to improve, so make sure that you do that.
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But you can't just record your voice, you also have to grade your own speaking, so I'm going to make this as painful as possible for you.
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Not only do you have to record your voice, not only do you have to listen to it, but I also want you to grade your own speaking.
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Now, I know you're not a teacher, you don't know to look for
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which is why i have this checklist here for both listen
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and repeat and for take an interview
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so you want to go through this checklist
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when you listen to your speaking for example did i include less than three fillers
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so if i said uh um uh okay uh if i said
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that too much more than three times i'm going to try to do
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that less next time so these are questions
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that you should be able to answer even though you're not
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a trained teacher you can still do this for yourself for both take an interview
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and for listen and repeat as well for listen
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and repeat i'll show you an example here of how you can actually do this
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so i'm going to play a student sample
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and you can see how this checklist can help her figure out what she needs to work on
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so let's listen to this sample at the end of the day check
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that all appliances are turned off
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and the trash has been taken out at the end of the day check all the appearances are turned off
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and then trash or
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take out so you can see
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that she has a couple different things going on she doesn't
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remember it exactly she missed a couple words she changed the form instead of uh taken out she said take out.
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She had a little bit of a hesitation that would hurt her score as well.
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So use this checklist to help you.
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You can probably, you know, understand your weaknesses, but seeing the text and listening as well is really important
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because what you hear is different than what is actually what you actually say.
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So make sure you have text to check to make sure that your speech matches the text.
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Alright, so this next tip is really, really powerful that a lot of students need to take advantage of.
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Before I get to that, I gotta shout out the TOEFL Emergency course.
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This is designed for anybody who wants to get their score as quickly and as easily as possible.
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It's designed for people who have less than a month to prepare.
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You know, if you just want to get your score quickly, you want to know the most important stuff.
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We have study plans for two days, one week, two weeks, and one month.
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Everything you need, practice tests, videos.
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So it's not just the videos, it's also practice as well.
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So check that out, TOEFL Emergency Course.
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This is a discount only for the YouTube audience.
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I'll put a link in the description to that.
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But so the next one is to use technology.
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So, of course, most people know about AI, ChatGVT.
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I'm sure you know different websites that you can try to practice.
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There are a lot of test prep sites that do offer AI, but a lot of them are not great.
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So I want to recommend two that I know are really good.
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The first one is MySpeakingScore.
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This is, they use the same technology that ETS uses to grade the speaking on the TOEFL.
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You can trust their scores and their feedback i recommend them
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and also elsa speech analyzer not elsa the app
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but the actual website elsa speech analyzer you can upload up to 30 minutes of audio for free
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and so you can do 30 toefl speaking question examples and
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or take an interview question examples
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and get grades on it it'll show you your pronunciation score uh a lot of different scores grammar score
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and so definitely check that out and take advantage of technology to help you get feedback on your speaking.
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But I really want you to do the checklist first.
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The reason I gave you the checklist first in this video before the technology is
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because you need to get good at identifying your weaknesses yourself.
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If you don't get good at it, you're never going to be able to improve because you don't know when you're making a mistake.
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So definitely, even though it's the more painful part, do the checklist and then use technology to combine with your own feedback.
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The sixth tip here to help you improve
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and get as close as possible to a perfect score is to know how to start.
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So for take an interview in particular, we're going to talk about they ask a question and then the timer starts immediately.
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So you have no time to prepare.
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You have to start speaking as soon as the question finishes.
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So you want to be able to start fast.
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It's hard to get used to speaking on command.
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When I say three, two, one, speak.
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You know, it's very awkward, very uncomfortable, like, oh, you know, you're like, I don't know what to do.
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So you want to have an idea of how you're going to start each question.
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So I have three ways to start.
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The first way is pretty simple.
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It's just to answer the question.
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Don't think too much about a template.
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Don't think too much about stock phrases.
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You just start answering right away.
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So if we look at this question, one example, thank you for joining me today.
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To begin, what kind of activities do you usually do to stay healthy?
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For instance, do you exercise regularly, focus on nutrition, or do something else?
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So you could say something like in my case or a lot of people I know for question number one.
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That can help you kind of start.
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Or you could just say, I try to stay healthy by, I try to stay healthy mainly by running three times a week.
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I just answer the question.
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So you can use one of these phrases for question one, in my case, or a lot of people I know, or you can just answer the question.
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And it's the same thing for question two.
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This example here, the person just starts immediately.
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When I'm stressed, I usually prefer to move around instead of sitting still.
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All right, so that's the first way.
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You just answer the question pretty simple.
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The second way is to have a template.
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So there are some basic templates we give to students for each of these questions for one, two, three, and four.
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Each one is slightly different in the TOEFL speaking, so each one you'll have a slightly different way to start.
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So for example, I already talked about question one about saying in my case or a lot of people I know.
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Question two, usually they ask about your preference.
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Which do you prefer?
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So personally, I prefer, or if I had to choose, I would prefer to.
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So when you have two choices, I personally, I prefer, and then you start talking about it.
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Question three and four is a little different.
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Question three and four ask you to support your opinion on broader issues.
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So that, personally, I prefer, or in my case, for question one, it's not going to work for questions three and four.
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We have to change those templates a little bit.
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We have to change the way you start a little bit.
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So for question three, you could say something like, I do or don't believe or in my opinion.
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I strongly believe that.
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I tend to agree that.
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I'd say that I agree with that idea because.
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So this is for either question three or four.
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So that's the second way to start.
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Another way you can start is to use a stock phrase.
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Now this is the last thing that you do because you really don't want to use too much memorized language, memorized examples when you're doing the TOEFL.
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It actually gives you a warning.
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Don't have like long memorized examples.
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So just the little ones are okay.
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But you could start off, if you need some time to think, like they give you a question, you don't understand it really, or you're not sure how to answer.
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You say, well, to be honest, I've never thought about that.
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But, so you see how this gives you some time?
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Ah, that's an interesting question.
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Well, in my experience, so any of these to try to help you, give you a minute to try to figure out what you want to say, can help you start.
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A couple of examples here.
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To be honest, I never thought about that, but I guess I try to stay healthy mainly by running three times a week.
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So I can buy a couple of seconds by using some of these phrases where, oh, that's an interesting question.
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I guess when I'm stressed.
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So again, giving yourself a couple seconds to think about what you want to say.
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All right.
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So for this next tip to try to get the highest possible score in the TOEFL speaking, let's talk about listen and repeat.
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And let me ask you, what do you think is the hardest thing for test takers for this question type?
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Listen and repeat.
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I'm going to show you an example of a student doing the one thing that makes this really hard.
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Here we go.
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Remember to clean up after yourself and leave the counters tidy.
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Remember to clean up for everyone to use and then clean.
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So basically it's you don't remember what was said okay so
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that that is gonna be the hardest thing is
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that you just listen and then you have to repeat
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and you're like I don't remember exactly what was said so
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that repeat accuracy being able to repeat exactly what was said it's gonna be the hardest thing for you
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so how do you work on that how do you try to improve
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that well you need to test your limit you have to
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see kind of the amount like how many words can you
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repeat comfortably is it eight words ten words on the test they won't give you more than 20 words.
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20 words is probably about the longest, maybe a little bit more.
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How much can you repeat and remember comfortably?
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So you want to test your limits, and you want to see where's that limit, and how can you push past that.
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Okay, I can remember eight words.
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Let me try to do nine words tomorrow.
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Another way to help you improve on this is to speed up the audio.
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So when you practice, this speed up and do 1 .1,
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1 .2, 1 .5 speed so you can get used to listening quickly and repeating what was said.
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This is one way to help you kind of improve on this skill because this is something that, you know, there's not so much strategy I can teach you for this really
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if you heard it and you can remember it great, but I can help you really work on your weaknesses for this and that is to test your limit,
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see how many words you can't, you know, you can't remember very well and try to push back past that little by little.
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See what words, what phrases you're having some trouble with.
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See if there's some patterns in the things that you are struggling to remember and work on them.
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So I hope these tips help you get a perfect TOEFL Speaking Score, get the highest possible score on test day.
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Go to tstprep .com, make a free account.
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We have hundreds of free practice questions, including TOEFL speaking practice.
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And if you want to practice some TOEFL speaking, here's a practice test somewhere here.
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And yeah, thank you guys for watching.
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I appreciate your support and I'll see you in the next one.
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