Strategy doing the TOEFL - Listening

 TOEFL do you want to succeed, especially listening? Want to get a high TOEFL score quickly in order to receive tuition at universities? Of course, mastering the English language is essential. But, though our English mediocre, we can still successfully working on the TOEFL, including the listening test. Here are some tips on answering TOEFL to be under our control.:

1. Do not be fooled match between what you hear the sound (audio) with which you read (booklet). Sometimes the right answer just a different sound (but it means the same).
2. Do not listen before reading. Read the first and CRUSH anticipatory response. Furthermore listen to confirm the answer. (Do not listen to the EMPTY HEAD!)
3. Form (sound) that differ among the four answer choices, usually can be taken as a TEMPORARY ANSWER.
4. The words in the booklet are usually used to mislead, as the words were tested, so you're stuck in the sound to match. Example, the word DOOR / Drawer, said WRITE / RIGHT, word did not / would not / should not
5. Beware of the words 'NEGATIVE' as absent (not present) on a matter, the word did not COME (not present) from the audio device, as well as with the sentence ACTIVE - PASSIVE.
6. In part B (Dialog TWO) is overlaid Narrator, focus on the SECOND PERSON. Feed only the first, third person (the narrator) just ask the purpose of conversation.
7. In part C (Conversation, TWO or MORE), make anticipate questions with 5W and 1H (WHAT, WHEN, WHY, WHO, WHERE, and HOW).
8. Exploration of the key words of each alternative answer. Example, when writing AT A RESTAURANT, maybe you'll hear the word MENU, ORDER, FOOD, BEVERAGE, SPOON, WAITER, and so forth.