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As a 6th semester student, the TOEFL should be an important target. Inevitably I have to learn English. For me, English is one language that is difficult to learn, especially in the listening aspect. I prefer like reading aspect. Although structurally it is more difficult than liastening, but at least if I try and try it again i can understand what is meant. Honestly when I heard an English native in English language with a dragged notation, my head felt likes it would break because I must translate word for word. But when reading aspect i’m just reading it in my head after that can choose one correct answer. Apart from that, the TOEFL is indeed very important. Especially for academics, learning the English language has become a necessity. With English, we can travel around the world without having to worry about how to communicate. If I am good at speaking English, other people will think I’m are intelligent. One of my dream is to get scholarship in USA therefore I must to learn T

TOEFL READING The first section you’ll have on the TOEFL iBT is the Reading section. As mentioned above, this section can vary in length. So if you don’t get any experimental questions, Reading will be 60 minutes long and contain 36-42 questions. If you  do  get experimental questions, it’ll be 80 minutes long and contain 48-56 questions. Your main task is to  read passages  and answer questions about them.  Each reading passage is long—usually about 700 words—and you’ll have three or four passages in total (if you get four, one will be an experimental passage). Passages deal with a variety of academic topics, from history and art to science and psychology. Each passage also comes with 12-14 questions (or a “question set”).  You are not timed on each passage and question set,  so it’s important to manage your time wisely. (We go over this more in tip #1 below.) Reading is first scored in  raw points  (i.e., the number of points you get per question) and then converted to a sc