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    This document provides tips for the TOEFL listening part A section. It advises test takers to [1] focus on the last line of each dialogue, [2] avoid answers with similar sounding words, [3] choose answers that use synonyms to express the same meaning, and [4] pay attention to who, what, where, double negatives, expressions of agreement, uncertainty, suggestion, surprise, and contrary results. Examples are given for each tip to illustrate its application in practice questions.

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    This document provides tips for the TOEFL listening part A section. It advises test takers to [1] focus on the last line of each dialogue, [2] avoid answers with similar sounding words, [3] choose answers that use synonyms to express the same meaning, and [4] pay attention to who, what, where, double negatives, expressions of agreement, uncertainty, suggestion, surprise, and contrary results. Examples are given for each tip to illustrate its application in practice questions.

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    GENERAL TIPS FOR

    TOEFL LISTENING PART


    A

    Sarah Sumponogati

    ADVANCED LISTENING
    DAY 1

    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK
    PART A – SHORT DIALOGUE

    •Focus on the last line.


    •Avoid similar sound.
    •Choose synonym.
    •Who, What, & Where.
    •Double negative.
    •Almost Negative.
    •Expression of agreement, uncertainty,
    suggestion & surprise.
    •Contrary result.
    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK
    FOCUS ON THE LAST LINE

    (woman) Are you enjoying your coffee?


    (man) It tastes extremely bitter this morning!
    (narrator) WHAT DOES THE MAN MEAN?

    - The key word is always on the last line


    TASTES EXTREMELY BITTER

    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK
    AVOID SIMILAR SOUND
    (woman) Are you enjoying your coffee?
    (man) It tastes extremely bitter this morning!
    (narrator) WHAT DOES THE MAN MEAN?

    a.The coffee is much BETTER this morning


    b.The coffee TASTES EXTREMELY good.
    c.The coffee isn’t very good.
    d.This morning he DEFINITELY wants some coffee

    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK
    CHOOSE SYNONYM (4 part a)
    (woman) Are you enjoying your coffee?
    (man) It tastes extremely bitter this morning!
    (narrator) WHAT DOES THE MAN MEAN?
    a.The coffee is much better this morning
    b.The coffee tastes extremely good.
    c.The coffee ISN’T VERY GOOD.
    d.This morning he definitely wants some coffee

    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK
    EXERCISE: Choose answers with synonyms

    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK
    Discuss the answers

    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK
    Thank you

    11/21/20 @DLC-UNISBANK

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