It's my pleasure.

Thanks for the kind words!

Oh yeah, it happens to a lot of people. But practice makes perfect. And if you can't eliminate them, try turning them into short ones.

I wish you the very best of luck. Let me know if I can help in any way.

@@Toeflresources No dear teacher, I just wanted to declare that you are wonderful. Some people like you are the reason of our modern civilization. Your channel has helped me to prepare enough for the writing section. Now I am able to write approximately 400 words in the independent task.

That is very kind of you. I am so happy to have helped a bit.

I think studying and practicing can increase reading scores.

There isn't a ton you can do in one week. But I would suggest that you focus on perhaps three or four practice tests. You should complete them as normal. And then you should do a very careful reading of each one. Try to understand why certain answer choices were correct or incorrect. Then really try to soak up the vocabulary used in the texts. That might help you get that one extra point. I would rather you have a long term schedule... but there are things you can do in a week!

There is no simple "solution" exactly. You just need to focus on it as you practice. Try repeating the same answer to the same question again and again until you are able to deliver it without any really LONG "ums." Short ones are probably okay. Then move on to another one. Keep at it.