Thanks brother, do u usually hesitate when practicing speaking? At times I make a small mistake and this prompts me to restart my recording. Btw just like you, my problem is only in speaking.

⁠@@namanvohra8262yes it used to happen with me as well. But dont stop recording. Record everything and analyse where did you go wrong. During exam you may or may not make mistake or fumble when speaking and there you will not have a chance to stop the recording and speak again. The key is keep speaking when you make a mistake. Dont say filler words like “uhhhh, ummmm” etc. If you fumble just take a 1second pause and speak. The templates help a lot because with templates you dont have to think as much just plug the content in them and speak. Practise as much as you can and eventually you will figure out the technique. I practised around 50 questions before I nailed the speaking technique. At start you will make mistakes and fumble a lot and its ok, keep practising and eventually you will minimise or eliminate all the mistakes.

@@yellowflash4007 Thanks brother. It has been a while since I have taken the TOEFL (6 years ago). This time aiming for a higher score, hence feeling more nervous.

@@namanvohra8262 just go for it bro. The new TOEFL pattern is not that hard

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A little tough to answer via text, but I’ll do my best. 1) Listen without taking notes and explain from memory. Do this a few times without a timer and you’ll naturally focus on what’s important. 2) Think about main ideas more than small details. To help, explain in 30 seconds several times. That’ll push you to know what’s most important. Do these exercises with one or two different q4 example questions for 1 hour and it will really help. 💪 You can do it! Keep reviewing this video too.

My strong recommendation is: 1) KEEP studying. It takes time to improve but you can do it. The key is to expect improvement after every 100 hours of study. 2) Restart your Gold Course as if you were taking it for the first time or continue with our next Gold Course if you enjoyed it. The key is to keep watching success stories, keep applying what you learn, and keep reviewing. You will succeed!

Think more in terms of hours of study vs years. The average NoteFull student training with all our recommendations improves about 4 points every 100 hours. So, 64 to 101 is 37 points. That will be about 1000 hours. It’s going to transform your English too. Studying 20 hours a week, it will take you about 1 years, 50 weeks. Hope that helps! 💪 You can absolutely do it!

Think more in terms of hours of study vs years. The average NoteFull student training with all our recommendations improves about 4 points every 100 hours. So, 45 to 84 is 39 points. That will be about 1000 hours. It’s going to transform your English too. Studying 20 hours a week, it will take you about 1 years, 50 weeks. Hope that helps! 💪 You can absolutely do it!

@@NoteFullTOEFLMastery thank you so much. I learned this year Toefl concept and questions styles. I made a small background about it. I always follow you. Your diamond and gold courses are amazing. I hope I will share my success story asap.

Thank you for your kind words! Happy to be working with you 🤝 Our success is coming!

The easiest way is to create a weekly schedule where you schedule 12 to 24 hours to study all 4 sections in one week. Do this for the next 3 weeks and keep doing it so you’re always setting yourself up for the best chances of success. Hope that helps. 🤝

To connect with the team in our classes, click here: www.notefull.com/getting-started/ Would be great to work with you!

That’s GREAT to read. Your success is coming too! You’ll be an upcoming success story 💪

Essentially yes. Ibt just means: Internet based TOEFL/test. But no matter what version you take it’s the same unless it’s called the TOEFL Essentials. Confusing to have so many names, but I hope that helps.

This is a helpful suggestion. Thank you. Right now, I suggest watching success stories and focusing on how they explain their TOEFL speaking success. Many needed 26+. Here’s one: www.notefull.com/success-story/eman-toefl-success/ ALSO, please review our free training on the speaking here for more help to reach your 26: www.notefull.com/getting-started/your-speaking-dream-score/

@@NoteFullTOEFLMastery Thank you so much for your reply... I really appreciate your efforts and motivation to guide students like me. I have scheduled my exam for 16th May, if possible please make videos on how to achieve 26++ in each section.

Haha. Thank you for the kind words. Whatever strength my pronunciation has, it comes from the same practice I recommend to everyone: reading out loud, noticing where weaknesses are, and concentrating on them: like trouble sounds and words. Hope you try this daily habit too! It will improve your TOEFL score and more 👍