TOEFL ITP: IMPROVE YOUR ACADEMIC ENGLISH PROFICIENCY

It's important to understand that the answer to this type of questions is most often (but not always) found in the last line of the conversation.

Often the correct answer in Listening Part A is an answer that contains synonyms (words with similar meanings but different sounds) for key words in the conversation.

Often the incorrect answers in Listening Part A are answers that contain words with similar sounds but very different meanings from what you hear in the recording program. You should definitely avoid this answers.

Some sentences in English have just one subject and verb, and it is very important for you to find the subject and verb in these sentences.

Many sentences in English have more than one clause. Whenever you find a sentence on the TOEFL test with more than one clause, you need to make sure that every subject has a verb and every verb has a subject.

Almost every reading passage on the TOEFL test will have a question about the main idea of a passage. Such a question may be worded in a variety of ways; you may for example, be asked to identify the topic, subject, title, primary, idea, or main idea.