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Need help with speaking part
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18 Aug 2019, 19:04
18 Aug 2019, 19:04
Hi guys, I have my TOEFL exam scheduled on 7th September. I have managed to address all the sections save the speaking section. Is there anyone here kind enough to assess my speaking? 
Re: Need help with speaking part
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19 Aug 2019, 11:20
19 Aug 2019, 11:20
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Hi,
you can try this websites if nobody replies your request here on the board https://www.conversationexchange.com/ or here https://www.mylanguageexchange.com/
regards
you can try this websites if nobody replies your request here on the board https://www.conversationexchange.com/ or here https://www.mylanguageexchange.com/
regards
Re: Need help with speaking part
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24 Feb 2020, 04:19
24 Feb 2020, 04:19
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If you are focused on Speaking just for TOEFL, and you have not access to natives, I suggest you to try this practices:
First of all find some listening resources (TED,...) which have good language proficiency and also be related to TOEFL topics.
1- I have one friend which used this method and it really worked for him: Find some good resources and listen to them till you comprehend em completely. Next, listen to a short phrase of it and try to mimic it exactly with the same accent!
Don't get frustrated, it seems boring and hard at first. (Try it really out-laud!)
2- I don't recommend you to prepare prescribed samples for each question of speaking but if you want a score around 20-25 it works!
3- Use pretest practice sources (Barrons, etc) to get familiar with the question types, and record your sound every time and listen to it, do it till you are completely satisfied with yourself!
First of all find some listening resources (TED,...) which have good language proficiency and also be related to TOEFL topics.
1- I have one friend which used this method and it really worked for him: Find some good resources and listen to them till you comprehend em completely. Next, listen to a short phrase of it and try to mimic it exactly with the same accent!
Don't get frustrated, it seems boring and hard at first. (Try it really out-laud!)
2- I don't recommend you to prepare prescribed samples for each question of speaking but if you want a score around 20-25 it works!
3- Use pretest practice sources (Barrons, etc) to get familiar with the question types, and record your sound every time and listen to it, do it till you are completely satisfied with yourself!
